The phrase "assessment concept" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas or frameworks related to evaluating or measuring something, typically in educational or professional contexts.
Example: "The assessment concept we are implementing focuses on both formative and summative evaluations to enhance student learning outcomes."
Alternatives: "evaluation framework" or "assessment framework".
A reliable dose assessment concept to assess the radiation exposure to aircrew caused by a solar storm using a network of dosimeter instruments on-board several aircraft can be achieved.
The need for risk assessment of engineered nanomaterials has also generated a need for a novel risk assessment concept.
This chapter demonstrates some case histories in Makkah to show the application of rock engineering to deal with rockfall hazards in conjunction with risk assessment concept.
The continuative objective of this project is to generate quantitative POD results and to integrate these results in a probabilistic damage assessment concept.
This chapter covers some case histories in Makkah to show the application of rock engineering to dealing with rockfall hazards in conjunction with the risk assessment concept.
A non-target application of passive samplers on laboratory scale is the investigation of waste water for the detection of potentially bioaccumulative substances according to OSPAR's whole effluent assessment concept [51].
Future adjustments regarding assessment concepts and test guidelines have to be taken into account.
This way, cyclic cohesive zone models link classical failure assessment concepts of fracture mechanics and structural durability.
This paper explores the relation between problem solving learning environments (PSLEs) and assessment concepts.
If one takes the entire agricultural production into account, assessment concepts such as the one introduced here can make a valuable contribution to the optimization of cultivation systems.
Improvement of the environmental risk assessment requires the continuous further development of the principles on which it is based as well as implementation of the scientific developments in appropriate testing requirements and assessment concepts.
