The phrase "assessment derived" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing results or conclusions that have been obtained from an assessment or evaluation process.
Example: "The assessment derived from the recent survey indicates a need for improved customer service."
Alternatives: "evaluation obtained" or "analysis produced".
Manipulation techniques for assessment derived from the use of the haptic display can be extended to both on-site and remote scenarios.
Therefore, a soil assessment derived from the recommendations of the TSSPEU and within the framework of soil functions is well justified for continental-scale applications in Europe.
Model-free indicators are calculated using trends in observed data, rather than stock assessment derived estimates of biomass and fishing mortality.
The proposed approach is based on a Big Data Analytics as a Service approach, which is driven by a Privacy Compliance Assessment derived from the European Union's GDPR, and discussed in the context of a public health policy making process.
The scoring functions traditionally used for assessment derived directly from physical principles or from the properties of known protein conformations.
We compared the agreement between this judgement and the assessment derived from a defined cut-off point of the self-administered MRS total score.
The name, according to a Justice Department assessment, derives from the Spanish words "mara" (posse) and "Salvatrucha" (street-wise Salvadorans).
Overall, the present study provides extensive evidence that a component-based assessment derives sufficiently reliable and, in terms of an ERA, protective estimates for the aquatic toxicity of biocidal products.
Davison maintains that school-based assessment derives its validity from building into its actual design the capacity for triangulation and the collection of multiple sources and types of evidence under naturalistic conditions over a lengthy period of time.
From January 2014 to April 2014, the formulas for hyperkalemia-risk-assessment derived from the retrospective cohort were validated prospectively in 38 additional consecutive subjects (23 males, 15 females; mean age 58 ± 12 years (range, 24 to 76)).
The information about risk assessments derived from epidemiology studies is severely lacking.
