The phrase "assessment calling for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a type of evaluation or analysis that requires a specific response or action.
Example: "The assessment calling for the immediate attention of the management highlighted several critical issues."
Alternatives: "evaluation requiring the" or "review necessitating the".
The shift of tasks to PYHC doctor's assistants within a triage approach to assessment, calls for new competencies on the part of these PYHC professionals and may result in the loss of generalised knowledge and expertise on the part of PYHC doctors and nurses when not all children are seen by them.
In a review of studies on the effectiveness of self-assessment, Colthart et al. (2008) deplored the general neglect of the views of those who engage in self-assessment, calling for research into the acceptability of self-assessment to those who use it as a learning tool.
Since the properties of the seismic response depend on the intensity, or severity, of the seismic shaking, a comprehensive assessment calls for numerous nonlinear dynamic analyses at various levels of intensity to represent different possible earthquake scenarios.
The voluminous report, an annual assessment called for by law, also broadly criticized practices in China.
The complex care demanded in these settings as well as the need for advanced needs assessment calls for cancer specific instruments that can perform well within these requirements as a means to improve the provided cancer care.
Specifically, WP29's assessment calls for increased clarity about "massive and indiscriminate collection of personal data originating from the EU," even in light of counterterrorism efforts.
In a field that harbors a variety of approaches, their relative assessment calls for appropriate quantitative measures.
A fast increasing number of organic micropollutants and a great demand of ecological risk assessments call for an in silico method to provide insights into the ozonation mechanism of organic micropollutants.
By the time O'Reilly furrowed his brow and offered up his assessment, he seemed perfectly reasonable calling for the police to storm our classrooms.
But on the smaller, far less populated islands of Kauai and Maui, county councils passed resolutions calling for the environmental assessment to be made before the service began.
