The phrase "assessment expert" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who has specialized knowledge or skills in evaluating or measuring performance, knowledge, or skills in a particular area.
Example: "As an assessment expert, she was responsible for developing the evaluation criteria for the new educational program."
Alternatives: "evaluation specialist" or "testing professional".
Instead, last fall, the psychologists attended several daylong seminars at the Penn Hotel and Brooklyn Marriott, presented by George McCloskey, an assessment expert.
Based on the European flaw assessment procedure, SINTAP, Integrity Assessment Expert System of In-service Pressure Piping Containing Flaws (IAESPP-SINTAP) is developed using the presented probabilistic methodology.
It feels like a qualification that has had its day – and more eminent people than me, such as Sir Mike Tomlinson and the Institute of Education's assessment expert Tina Isaacs, suggest this.
Radiological risk assessment expert John Till, president of the US-based Risk Assessment Corporation, says the fallout will probably be gone from the surface of plants within a few years, but attach strongly, through ion exchange, to soil — in particular to the clay soils common throughout Fukushima.
Tina Isaacs, lead assessment expert, Institute of Education The old O-level was meant for the top 20%, and the old CSE for the next 40%, yet – seemingly – Michael Gove wants up to 75% of students to take the new qualification.
The prevailing theory as explained by assessment expert Dylan Wiliam in his book, Creating the Schools Our Children Need: Why What We're Doing Now Won't Help Much (And What We Can Do Instead)—has to do with scale.
Indeed, many assessment experts believe the single level tests are something of a mirage.
Assessment experts say the method is highly unreliable, but that hasn't deterred policymakers.
Asked if Mr. Sweeney might now be covering up his violent delusions, two risk assessment experts said it was highly unlikely.
Assessment experts say they have fallen far short of being the "game-changing" exams that had been expected.
Teacher pay has been linked to student standardized test scores, an evaluation that assessment experts say is not valid.
