The phrase "assessment device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a tool or method used to evaluate or measure something, often in educational or psychological contexts.
Example: "The school implemented a new assessment device to better gauge student learning outcomes."
Alternatives: "evaluation tool" or "measurement instrument".
Family functioning was assessed using the Family Assessment Device and Cohesion subscale of the Family Environment Scale.
Family functioning was assessed by the subscale General Functioning of the Family Assessment Device [ 25] at 20 weeks pregnancy.
Finally, to explore the overall impact of ADHD diagnosis on the family functioning of borderline adolescents, participants completed the general functioning scale of the Family Assessment Device which is a well-established scale to assess family functioning [ 40].
The STAI is a self-report assessment device which includes separate measures of state and trait anxiety [22].
Three subscales of Family Assessment Device (FAD) were used before and after the workshops: communication, affective responsiveness, and affective involvement.
The aim of this work was to construct an assessment device, applicable during motor fluctuations in the patient's home environment.
Assessment tools to measure proficiency in procedural skills have been created relying on methods such as the McGill Inanimate System for Training and Evaluation of Laparoscopic Skills (MISTELS) and the Imperial College Surgical Assessment Device ICSADD) [ 21, 22].
Likewise, Banning – the originator of ecological triangulation – sees quality assessment as important and adapts the Design and Implementation Assessment Device DIADD) Version 0.3 (a quality assessment tool for quantitative research) for use when appraising qualitative studies [ 50].
The children were assessed with three instruments (see below for details), viz: The McMaster Family Assessment Device FADD) [ 33] was administered in face-to-face interview, only to children who were over 12 years of age (N = 281).
Parents in the subsample of the study will assess the relationship between the partners using the 12-item General Functioning (GF) subscale of the McMaster Family Assessment Device (FAD) that addresses the emotional relationships within families [ 32, 33].
In addition, the quality of the primary studies was examined using two types of measures, the Study Design and Implementation Assessment Device (Study DIAD) by Valentine and Cooper (2008) and the Journal Impact Factor.
