The phrase "assessment code" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluations, tests, or coding systems that assess performance or knowledge.
Example: "Please enter the assessment code provided to access your test results."
Alternatives: "evaluation code" or "test code".
T.R.O. and T.W. verified the assessment code and participated in analysis.
Columbia Business School's GMAT and Executive Assessment code is QF8-N6-36 QF8-N6-36 QF8-N6-36 6442.
Current fatigue assessment code procedures employ various simplifications in the treatment of multiple cracks that result in over-conservative life predictions.
Approximately 80% of Cd existed in the non-residual fraction and posed medium to high ecological risk according to the risk assessment code (RAC) values.
Risk assessment code showed a low risk of Cu remobilization in MYR soils, but a reducing environment would cause higher mobilization of Cu associated with Fe/Mn oxides after water impoundment.
A laboratory study was conducted to determine the changes in the Pb availability and biological activity in the presence of earthworm, and the risk assessment code (RAC) was applied to evaluate the remediated soil.
The Walker guidelines contain "assessment codes" for the RUC when dealing with informants.
It is based on three assessment codes, BS 7910, R6 and SAPV-99, considering uncertainties in operating loadings, flaw sizes, material fracture toughness and flow stress.
We created three categories of assessment codes: assignment types, nature of feedback to students, and the nature of assessments.
The assessment codes relate to teaching practices used to determine how well students are learning course content.
Finally, the "nature of assessment" codes include the types of questions used on summative assessment and the types of outcomes assessed.
