The phrase "assessment figures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to numerical data or statistics that evaluate or measure something, often in a business or academic context.
Example: "The assessment figures from the recent survey indicate a significant increase in customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "evaluation data" or "measurement statistics."
Fractional assessment figures obscure true values and are deliberately deceptive.
Bruce Nagel, president of Cole Layer Trumble, stood by his firm's assessment figures.
For now, the town has decided to delay releasing the new assessment figures.
In some communities, they have served as a political lightning rod, with local officials losing their seats soon after the new assessment figures come out.
The first set of assessment figures reflected estimated market values on Jan . 1 , 2002and the update was meant to reflect values on Jan . 1 , 2004
But the property tax rate is only one of many moving parts in the city's complex tax system, and a look at newly published city assessment figures shows that many taxpayers -- from Fifth Avenue co-op dwellers to the owners of Bronx tenements -- will still end up paying more than ever when tax bills arrive.
The ES distribution maps can be displayed in GISCAME and show results from the combined assessment (Figure 4c).
Regrouping of the climatic areas was performed to create climatic zones for soil quality assessment (Figure 1). Figure 1 Climate zones of the study.
On the 14-th day after burn the values of Area Under the Curve, Positive Likelihood Ratios and Positive Predicted Values (PPV) are the better values as complementary information to clinical assessment (Figure 1, Figure 2).
These findings are supported by a histopathological assessment (Figure 4E).
The remaining 917 patients met eligibility criteria and completed a baseline risk assessment (Figure 3).
