The phrase "assessment for both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an evaluation or assessment that applies to two parties, groups, or subjects.
Example: "The teacher conducted an assessment for both the advanced and beginner students to gauge their understanding of the material."
Alternatives: "evaluation for both" or "review for both".
Although the protocols for imaging to assess response for clinical trials are likely to differ considerably from those required to assess individual clinical response in routine practice, the key to accurate, reproducible assessment, for both types of practice, is the involvement of a radiologist experienced in oncological imaging.
Critical ranges of important dimensionless quantities are identified for use in barrier performance assessment, for both steady-state and transient conditions.
Learning as well as memory assessment for both feature types occurred via property inference22, a task that captures the semantic system's primary function of inferring missing properties from partial information1,2.
Moreover, our zebrafish specific assays are valuable tools that could be used in risk assessment for both single chemicals and their mixtures.
In support to ESA, the CryoSat ocean validation teams conduct this quality assessment for both the near real time and offline ocean products, both over short time scales (daily and monthly monitoring) and long-term stability (annual trends).
Then, the proposed method is compared to the others with subjective assessment for both gray-scale and color images.
Two experts were assessed in each city, apart from London, Stockholm and Vienna, where one expert provided assessments for both deprived areas.
The review of assessments for both budgets is conducted every three years.
She is a pediatric neuropsychologist who provides assessments for both research and clinical based practice.
One way to help prevent entry into the system in the first place is to integrate mental-health assessments for both child and parent into pediatric visits, which has been shown to reduce the effects of family dysfunction.
This article systematically reviews the behavioral assessments, for both motor and non-motor symptoms, in various animal models involved in current PD research.
