The phrase "assessment a set of" is not correct in English as it lacks proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in a context where you are trying to describe a specific type of assessment that consists of multiple components or items, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The assessment consists of a set of questions designed to evaluate the students' understanding of the material."
Alternatives: "evaluation comprising a collection of" or "test featuring a group of".
Using information from individual assessments, a set of indicators was built to depict current and future pressures on valued environmental and social components, to describe the current and to derive trends for the future state of the environment, and to review mitigation responses.
Each assessment has a set of assessment criteria that allows for better presentation of available evidence.
These data comprised: a. Assessment of a set of specified behavioural items, adapted from the Peer assessment of professional behaviours form created by Gary Butler, University of Wollongong, and used with permission.
However, many participants felt that experience alone did not suffice to achieve assessment expertise, and some participants explicitly indicated that they viewed assessment as a set of skills that could and had to be learned.
The cross-country assessment encompasses a set of developed (United Kingdom, Portugal and Spain) and emerging (Brazil, China, and India) countries.
This work describes a Bayesian network (BN -based socio-ecological impact assessment of a set of measures aimed at reducing the entry of pharmaceuticals in the aquatic environment.
Thorough assessment on a set of anisotropic heterogeneous problems as well as a comparison with linear finite volume schemes is provided.
The paper presents the results of an energy and environmental assessment of a set of retrofit actions implemented in the framework of the EU Project BRITAA in PuBs" (Bringing Retrofit Innovation to Application in Public Buildings – no: TREN/04/FP6EN/S07.31038/503135).
This work aims at contributing to this assessment through a set of major pressures to biodiversity defined from land-use and -cover changes, and evaluating their extent, distribution and correlations with geographical variables.
