The phrase "assessment formula" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific method or calculation used to evaluate or measure something, often in educational or analytical contexts.
Example: "The assessment formula for calculating student grades includes both test scores and participation."
Alternatives: "evaluation method" or "grading formula".
An assessment formula was proposed: the corresponding correlation coefficient is the weight factor of each variable, and the sum represents the design creativity degree.
This statistical analysis was based on production data from a shipyard and has the scope to establish an assessment formula of the straightening workload.
Contributions for peacekeeping, a mandatory feature of U.N. membership, are set by the General Assembly, based on each country's income level and a complex assessment formula agreed to by member states.
In addition, an index of insulin resistance was calculated according to the homeostasis model assessment formula HOMA-IR = (insulin [μU/mL] × glucose [mmol/L]/22.5).
Lastly, provision of the service by skilled volunteer facilitators has ensured an acceptable, low-cost intervention with a rate of effectiveness in these four pilot groups that compares favourably to national non-targeted interventions outcomes calculated using standard assessment formula.
Non-diabetic patients with diagnoses of systemic arterial hypertension who in 2009 presented serum creatinine levels greater than or equal to 1.0 mg/dl and glomerular filtration rates (as calculated using the Diet in Renal Disease four variables assessment formula) [ 16] between 15 and 59 ml/min x 1.73 m will be identified.
In this paper, a tuning method for proportional-integral-derivative (PID) controller and the performance assessment formulas for this method are proposed.
However, some improvements are required in order to obtain experimental "in situ" real Manning"s number that can optimise the application of the flooding assessment formulas.
Risk assessment formulas are often distinguished from dose-response models by being rough but necessary.
Our original approach consisted of simultaneous application of conventional ventricular repolarization duration and variability assessment formulas to polysomnographic ECG recordings at various sleep stages.
The rate gets plugged in to risk assessment formulas that determine acceptable levels of human exposure to various compounds, which in turn determines what levels of pollutants are allowed in industry effluent.
