The phrase "assessment data on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data collected from assessments related to a specific subject or topic.
Example: "The assessment data on student performance will be analyzed to improve teaching strategies."
Alternatives: "evaluation data regarding" or "test results concerning".
Beyond its pitch that consensus credit data offers a more precise and up-to-date model for ratings, it also claims its approach allows it to offer risk assessment data on various entities that are not assessed by traditional credit risk sources, such as agency ratings and credit default swap prices.
This questionnaire is a useful epidemiologic tool for surveillance, assessing broad intervention effects among groups or providing needs assessment data on selected nutrition and physical activity-related constructs.
We collected the MDS assessment data on 1883 patients aged 65 years and over who were assessed between January and July 2002.
Putting municipal assessment data on the Internet is a fairly new phenomenon, which only a handful of municipalities have done, according to the New York State Office of Real Property Services.
"Unanimously the parents we worked with, the students and schools, they thought, 'you are giving great assessment data on what students have to work on, but there's no way to drive that learning'," Dogan said.
The site offers resources for every stage of the application process, including details about the program and its history; tips on the application process and sample questions; practical advice on the online and in-person assessment; data on popular graduate degrees, top universities, and top hiring agencies; and tips on successfully navigating the job fair and placement process.
However, we were able to collect self-assessment data on the full set of 13 characteristics.
One such text-based assessment system is called ICAT; it can be used to collect patient self-assessment data on drinking (Kuntsche and Labhart 2012) as well as their motives for drinking (Kuntsche and Labhart 2013).
The MDS assessment data, standardized data on residents' status based on routine and continuous observations by nursing staff, provides comprehensive information on all the NH residents.
Accordingly, studies about the comparability of the data in administrative and clinical assessment data, including data on medication use, are important to aid decisions about which source to use in studies about LTCF residents.
Education materials were developed using needs assessment data, literature on foodborne illnesses, and the Health Belief Model.
