The phrase "assessment authority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating or judging performance, qualifications, or compliance, often in educational or regulatory settings.
Example: "The assessment authority will review the submitted applications to ensure they meet the required standards."
Alternatives: "evaluation body" or "certification agency".
A new council for the quality of healthcare will be created to coordinate the work of the various health quality and standards bodies, including CHI, the national institute for clinical excellence, the national patient safety agency and the national clinical assessment authority.
Considerable scientific expertise is required for PPP producers to be able to further refine the risk assessment and for the assessment authority bodies to understand the measures involved.
Even if the assessment authority is able to respond with equal expertise (which becomes more difficult the smaller the agency of an EU Member State is), this development is problematic.
"I think there is an engaged workaholic," says psychologist Robert Hogan, a personality assessment authority who heads a Tulsa-based company that helps firms solve organizational and leadership problems.
Using the results of the rapid assessment, authorities in Mataram now know which problems need to be addressed most urgently, and can start making the necessary plans for incremental change.
Curriculum and assessment authorities are often a reflection of the most socially segregated educational settings – partly due to the concentration in exclusive schools of the most highly qualified and experienced staff, and partly due to the historical dominance of the high-fee private school sector, hand in glove with the sandstone universities.
For an initial exchange on these questions, a working meeting initiated by UBA was held in November 2015, attended by experts from the relevant assessment authorities of a number of European countries.
However, the general public and users rightly demand that in future the assessment authorities should make increased use of their expertise to provide information about the more environmentally favourable alternatives.
These differences in sample collection are due to specific requirements from the individual countries' health technology assessment authorities.
Thus, PRO assessment should be recognized by patients and their physicians, as well as by payers and health technology assessment authorities, as improving the knowledge base on which to base health care decision making, and ultimately to improve patient health.
In contrast to the generic HRQL instruments, a disadvantage of HIV-targeted instruments is that they do not provide a means for estimating utilities, which can be useful in clinical-economic modeling considered by health technology assessment authorities and others focused on population health.
