The phrase "assessment cannot be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the limitations or impossibilities related to an assessment process or outcome.
Example: "In this context, assessment cannot be solely based on standardized tests."
Alternatives: "evaluation cannot be" or "appraisal cannot be".
Consequently, a complete assessment cannot be performed.
However, assessment cannot be reduced to measurement and interpretation, and asset managers and structural engineers often need a quantitative assessment.
When an appeal is filed with the tax commissioner, the assessment cannot be increased; it can only be reduced or remain the same.
But because of the relative sparseness of the on-the-ground effects-based data, for example on water quality or fish assemblages, previously created approaches for integrated watershed assessment cannot be used.
Standard methods of technological forecasting and technology assessment cannot be applied, or only partially.
However, the merits attributed to applying peer assessment cannot be ignored.
Preoperative risk assessment is standard in adult surgery, but often these risk assessments cannot be applied to children.
Preliminary assessments cannot be carried out until the weather improves, but speaking on the basis of "windshield assessments," Guerrero said the devastation caused by Yutu is "five times worse" than that from Typhoon Soudelor, which slammed the islands in 2015.
Preliminary assessments cannot be carried out until weather conditions improve, but based on "windshield assessments," Guerrero said the devastation caused by Yutu is "five times worse" than that from Typhoon Soudelor, which slammed the islands in 2015.
Secondly, the importance of pre-operative clinical and radiological re-assessment cannot be stressed enough.
However, a general utilisation within the test strategy for regulatory purposes, i.e. as a screening test, is not recommended since false-negative assessments cannot be excluded. .
