The phrase "assessment became" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a change or transformation in the nature or purpose of an assessment.
Example: "Over the years, the assessment became more focused on student engagement rather than just academic performance."
Alternatives: "evaluation evolved" or "review transformed".
But a C.I.A. assessment became an issue in the debate.
That assessment became the cornerstone of a yearlong discussion about the Pakistan problem.
As regulatory requirements for risk assessment became codified, so too did the rudiments of problem formulation.
In addition, once pain assessment became a standard feature of American medical practice, doctors found themselves confronted with an apparent epidemic of previously unreported agony.
Waugh, in any reasonable assessment, became a non-combatant after sustaining a serious calf injury in the third Test that settled the series.
We have been saying we are on right track," Arvind Mayaram, Secretary at the Department of Economic Affairs at the Finance Ministry, said in an interview with the Press Trust of India on Tuesday, after the Fitch assessment became public.
However, dispersivity assessment becomes complicated when the wind strength and direction are taken into consideration.
Moreover, if SD impairs QoL within this population, then sexual assessment becomes a key issue.
Thanks to adaptive assessment allowing recognizing learners by their ability levels in contrast to classical tests, individualized assessment becomes possible.
If the applicant does not initiate an appeal within 60 days of receipt, the Initial Determination of Threat Assessment becomes a Final Determination of Threat Assessment.
In contrast to classical tests, individual assessment becomes a reality through adaptive assessment which provides the opportunity to know learners according to their ability levels.
