The phrase "assessment for possible" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an evaluation is being conducted to determine potential outcomes or options, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The assessment for possible solutions will take place next week to address the ongoing issues."
Alternatives: "evaluation for potential" or "review for possible".
Assessment for possible medial meniscal extrusion was carried out on the center of the coronal slices, which were seen to pass through the medial collateral ligament [7, 9].
We have been unable to find any published data on the PPV of standard ED assessment for possible ACS.
Controls were instructed to contact the CMHWs if symptoms substantially worsened, for assessment for possible transfer and referral to a psychiatrist or a torture treatment center in Sulaimaniyah.
The present study included all consecutive patients who were referred for assessment for possible PTSD between April 2001 and August 2008.
The decision to refer a hospitalised child with a head injury for assessment for possible AHT should not be influenced by socio-economic status or ethnicity.
Acute cognitive decline suggests delirium and requires that physicians undertake a careful assessment for possible HF, as well as for other occult medical illness or medication side effects.
The Exiles prop Halani Aulika was at the centre of the next couple of foreign firsts – the first shudderingly audible hit and, consequent to that fleshy smack, the first assessment for a possible head injury.
ANGIO-CT plays a key role as a noninvasive preoperative method for assessment of possible kidney donors.
Modelling of substance transport, for assessment of possible risks to any exploitable groundwater, from any migrating formation water and fracking fluids.
Likewise, since the scientific procedures or guidelines for assessment of possible risks using metabolome data have not been established yet [21], ensuring substantial equivalence tends to require considerable work and sometimes might be impossible [38].
Since 1986, each death is subject to verbal autopsy for assessment of possible cause of death.
