The phrase "assessment contracts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to agreements or arrangements for evaluating performance, services, or products.
Example: "The organization has established several assessment contracts with various vendors to ensure quality control."
Alternatives: "evaluation agreements" or "appraisal contracts".
Ms. Ratcliffe said Pearson, which holds assessment contracts with several other states, provides a service that few others can.
The PIP contract is the first of a number of health assessment contracts with a total net value of up to £1bn over four years.
The PIP work is the first of a number of government health assessment contracts with a total net value of between £300m and £1bn let over the next four years.
Duncan Smith told the Marr show that Atos would be paying reparations for their failures on the work capability assessment contract.
"An independent safety assessment is not an assessment contracted and paid for by the company needing an assessment," said Lisa Rainwater, the group's policy director.
"The current work capability assessment contract was inherited from the previous government – and we have taken numerous steps to improve it.
Atos Healthcare confirmed that it has been in discussions with officials for "several months" about ending its £500m work capability assessment contract, which is due to run to August 2015.
Atos said: "For several months now, we have been endeavouring to agree an early exit from the work capability assessment contract, which is due to expire in August 2015.
When they won their Work Capability Assessment contract, campaigners led by Disabled People Against Cuts (DPAC) organized a rebranding of Maximus as "Maximarse".
When they won their Work Capability Assessment contract, campaigners led by Disabled People Against Cuts (DPAC) organised a rebranding of Maximus as "Maximarse".
Jindal suspended money to be paid to PARCC for the 2014-15 tests and required that proper bidding be followed in procuring bids for the next Louisiana assessment contract.
