The phrase "assessment at this point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or analysis of a situation or subject at a specific moment in time.
Example: "The assessment at this point indicates that we need to adjust our strategy to meet the project's goals."
Alternatives: "evaluation at this stage" or "analysis at this moment".
The 39-page report acknowledges that any definitive assessment at this point is impossible, and that fully understanding the spill's ecological effects will take years.
These characteristics of the newborn and the behavioral effects of teratogens make assessment at this point in development difficult.
It is unlikely that a head-to-head study will be repeated with QoL assessment at this point in time.
FDA researchers have reviewed the new study, says spokeswoman Marianna Naum, and have determined that the results do not provide a basis for altering the FDA's assessment at this point.
His counterpart at Orient-Express, David Williams, chief marketing officer, echoed that assessment".At this point in time, revenue is about 14 to 15 percent up from last year," Mr. Williams said, "and our booking trends are still very positive".
The functional exercise intervention begins at week 12 and all patients will complete the Primary and Secondary outcome assessments at this point.
The assessment provided at this point will test " problem solving, planning and sequencing skills, visual spatial skills and concentration and attention" [SC, HCP].
"Portugal is... not only completely on course but even ahead of the curve, so there really is no factual justification for such an assessment at this early point," he said.
At three months post training, whilst there were also improvements in these domains, it can be noted that there were fewer physical therapists assessed at this point, thus the improvements reported may not exactly reflect the true effect of the intervention at this point of assessment.
Indeed, he left the field for a head assessment at that point and never returned.
It was not possible to conduct blinded outcome assessment at the point of care given the provider would already know which setting care was being received.
