The phrase "assessment even when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that an assessment is applicable or relevant regardless of certain conditions or situations.
Example: "The teacher will conduct an assessment even when students are not fully prepared."
Alternatives: "evaluation regardless of" or "appraisal despite".
To overcome this limitation, this study proposes an extension of the VPMS method, henceforth, known herein as the VPMS-Lin method, for enabling the streamflow assessment even when significant lateral inflow occurs along the river reach considered for routing.
At every assessment -- even when the participants were only about 43 years old -- those at highest risk were more likely to report disabilities than those at moderate risk, who in turn had more disabilities than those at low risk.
For 30 out of the 200 analyzed incidents, our investigation did not lead to a definite assessment even when combining evidence from all sources.
Although ICH M7 clearly states when assessment needs to be done on a marketed product, Sponsors have seen some queries particularly from EMA requesting assessment even when not warranted as per the guidance.
Past research examining the relationships between individuals and their evaluators has illustrated that the strength of the personal relationship has little to no effect on the outcome of the assessment, even when individuals selected their own assessors.
However, given the overlap in size between metastatic, hyperplastic and normal lymph nodes and the fact that micrometastases in small lymph nodes are not uncommon [21], conventional MRI is limited in lymph node assessment, even when accounting for FIGO stage [45].
This implies that patient-by-proxy HRQoL values should be interpreted with caution and not be used as a direct substitute for patient self-assessment, even when patients are no longer able meaningfully assess themselves.
That can make us resistant to new assessments, even when presented with reliable facts.
CW: If you look at various intelligence assessments, even when they do include variables such as access to water or food, they often say we have to think more about the weight we give these factors.
From 1999 on, the city froze their budgets, refusing to let the property owners who made up their membership raise their assessments, even when they wanted to spend more of their own money on services like cleaning streets and sprucing up their neighborhoods.
So I suspect we are just not very good at making such assessments -- even when doing so could count for a lot.
