The phrase "assessment both of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or analysis of two or more subjects or aspects simultaneously.
Example: "The report includes an assessment both of the current market trends and the potential risks involved."
Alternatives: "evaluation of both" or "analysis of both".
And as far as I can tell, this assessment both of what 2010 was about and what matters for 2012 is just ludicrous.
Mice are in many ways well suited to assessment both of nerve regeneration after axotomy and of collateral sprouting of intact fibers into areas of denervation.
Although in the IDEAL-1 and the IDEAL-2 trials (the registrative trials) were used validated tools in quality of life assessment, both of them were planned as phase II trials, in which the activity, and not the effectiveness of the treatment were investigated [ 33- 36].
Clinical supervisors are responsible not only for formative but also for summative assessments, both of which should reflect students' performance during the clinical attachment.
Many studies have focused on the development of methods, tools and indices for the assessment of both components of connectivity: structural and functional.
Pathologists, to date, mainly focused on the assessment of both of these aspects but attempts to correlate the findings with clinical phenotypes are not convincing.
The third study component refers to the qualitative assessment of both quality of care and service utilization.
Jonathan D. Reich Lakeland, Fla., June 23 , 2009 To the Editor: Tony Judt provides a realistic assessment of both the illegality of settlements in international law as well as the collusion of Israeli governments of all tendencies to support them.
Besides, the economic assessment of costs of both concretes (with/without fly ash) was made.
Follow-up studies showed that assessment of both the loss of PTEN expression and activating mutations in PIK3CA could predict the risk for HER2 amplified tumor progression.
Timeout from the caregiving role (i.e. respite) to complete the study assessments and the opportunity to speak to fellow caregivers post-assessment - both of which may alleviate caregiver burden [ 32] may have contributed to improvements in stress scores in both groups.
