The phrase "assessment failed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an evaluation or test did not meet the required standards or criteria.
Example: "The system reported that the assessment failed due to incorrect input data."
Alternatives: "evaluation unsuccessful" or "test not passed".
Main said the assessment failed to take into account improvements and investments made in infrastructure, environmental programs and biosecurity protocols, by all three companies within the last 12 months.
He claims that the council failed to consult residents when it should have, failed to conduct an equalities impact assessment, failed to consider other options for the management of the estates, and did not follow the rules for obtaining "best value" for the land.
Prior work using this assessment failed to find reliable pre/post improvements with similar populations in several control groups and in some of the robotics-related interventions (Silk 2011).
Systematic eCO assessment failed to improve acceptance for early COPD screening.
Consequently, careful clinical assessment failed to reveal any development of cardiac dysfunction during the study.
Many of the studies included in the assessment failed to meet minimal quality criteria for experimental design and statistical analysis.
But that assessment fails to note that over 10 years, using UPromise's investment assumption, the $300 would more than double.
The property's tax assessment fails to include these improvements, so Mr. Nealon "is not paying his fair share," Mr. Voorhees wrote.
This assessment fails to recognize the long-term strategic importance of the United States maintaining a foothold, if not a stronghold, in the region.
ANOVA is designed to detect whether there are dose-effects, but does not model the underlying dose response relationship and subsequent risk assessment fails to utilize the shape of the underlying dose response.
The current battle over net neutrality attempts to position regulation as a barrier to innovation, but this assessment fails to take into account the tremendous innovation already happening within our STEM fields across the worldwide global networks that connect us.
