The phrase "assessment correctly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the proper evaluation or judgment of something, typically in an academic or professional context.
Example: "It is crucial to conduct the assessment correctly to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "evaluation accurately" or "appraisal properly".
Having sharp reflexes, astute ability, and the appropriate experiential knowledge and training to quickly make that assessment, correctly adjust to potential threats and personal fear, is an essential element of being a good cop.
The IAP significance assessment correctly classified both examples as Dep and No Dep, respectively.
Clinical assessment correctly identified 14 out of 39 (36%).
In that model, subjective ultrasonographic assessment correctly classified 93.3%% of cases.
(Additional File 1: Annex 1) A maximum of eight scores could be achieved by answering all questions in the objective knowledge assessment correctly.
The US EPA/IRIS assessment correctly notes a discrepancy between the Marsh et al. (2007) abstract and text in the OR for "silversmithing and other metal work". 2 Additionally, it is implied that multiple comparisons in Marsh et al. (2007) may have led to the reported observation with silversmithing.
These results could direct supervision and other efforts to focus on complete assessments, correctly processing clinical data into diagnoses and full documentation of prescribed medicines.
Sensitivity was calculated as the ratio of patient assessments correctly identified by the GPs as diabetic, to the total number of diabetic retinopathy positive cases (four subjects in total in both pre and post tests).
Dawid's argument that non-empirical theory assessment captures correctly the probability of a theory being correct relies on the objective judgement of scientists.
For example, if the value of the parameter b was used to assess the effectiveness of different inactivation strategies, then the estimates of b, utilized for the comparative assessment, must correctly represent the actual decay occurring so that no incorrect action or advice was implemented.
All joints that presented a displaced fragment during arthroscopic assessment were correctly identified by CT.
