The phrase "assessment closely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of evaluating or analyzing something in detail or with great attention.
Example: "The committee will conduct an assessment closely to ensure all factors are considered before making a decision."
Alternatives: "evaluation thoroughly" or "analysis carefully".
The derived assessments closely converge to assessments based on chemical analyses, performed on the same stone surfaces.
The measurement model structures the PRO so that assessments closely mirror how the characteristics of interest are thought to be manifest in the target population(s), and so that the resulting construct estimates best suit the purpose(s) for which the measure is intended.
Dempsey: "Our assessment very closely matches the French assessment".
"The most powerful assessment is closely, organically linked to the classroom," he said.
This means making sure we have very rigorous processes of assessment, working closely with faculty, having third-party security consultants, providing training and orientation, and putting in systems that help us track our people and provide information to them.
Before adjustment, samples that were flagged during quality assessment cluster closely together, irrespective of the disease status of the samples.
The highest scores were given for appraisal and assessment, followed closely by patient safety and protected teaching (equal second highest).
Thus, the development of tools that enable a quantitative assessment of closely related protein isoforms in complex samples is of central importance.
Clearly, assessment instruments closely matching the communication skills taught should be used to gain a clear sense of the impact of the training assessed [ 5].
Indeed, it is probably unrealistic to expect that visual assessment can closely approximate automated measures of penumbra and ischaemic core, particularly where the criteria are based on volumetric cut-offs.
