The phrase "assessment are mostly" is not correct in written English.
It contains a grammatical error; "assessment" is singular and should be followed by "is" instead of "are."
Example: "The assessment is mostly focused on critical thinking skills."
Alternatives: "evaluations are primarily" or "assessments tend to be".
The years I spent assessing open-ended questions convinced me that large-scale assessment was mostly a mad scramble to score tests, meet deadlines and rake in cash.
The assessment was mostly based on reports of how many were caught by fishers and concluded that more than 250 tonnes of each species could be sustainably caught each year.
This assessment is mostly assumed to be founded on a set of cardinal (quantitative) output and input variables.
Safety assessment is mostly based on testing performed by industry companies or by researchers working for such companies.
The water quality assessment is mostly based on hydrochemical analysis and many organizations renew and publish the guidelines for drinking water to protect public health.
Even though assessment is mostly seen as a dialogue between teacher, pupil, and parent, we should increasingly utilise computer-assisted feedback.
Its diagnostic precision is limited by the fact that assessment is mostly based on descriptive, empirically-derived consensus classifications that frequently lack an etiologic basis [ 2].
ADAMTS-13 activity assessment was mostly performed retrospectively from serum samples initially used for systematic viral serologies during hospitalization in the obstetrical unit.
In published studies the prenatal PAH exposure assessment is mostly based on personal air sampling during pregnancy [ 15, 17, 18] and PAH-DNA adducts measured in cord blood [ 16, 19– 219.
Although risk assessment is mostly used for environmental problems, some of the guidelines proved useful in the identification of relevant variables for the prediction problem examined in this study [ 14].
