The phrase "assessment from both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to evaluations or judgments made by two parties or sources.
Example: "The final decision will be based on the assessment from both the teacher and the student."
Alternatives: "evaluation from both" or "review from both".
In this paper, we question the validity of current risk assessment from both a social and an ecological perspective, and we elaborate an alternative approach, namely in-context trajectory evaluation.
Furthermore, selecting this age group, as opposed to much younger children, allowed us to obtain a HRQOL assessment from both the parents and the children themselves.
The French government was quick to welcome the news and to take credit for the stronger-than-expected growth, which came after several less optimistic economic assessments from both the International Monetary Fund and Insee, the French statistics agency.
Combined genetic assessments from both institutions show that at least 7percentt of the sharks in U.S. waters originally thought to be scalloped hammerheads turned out to be the newly identified species.
The results of the clinical and radiograph assessments from both groups are expressed in Table 2.
The number of articles in each category was then calculated using the reconciled assessments from both reviewers.
This ensured that wherever possible the same input data were used for exposure assessments from both FACET and the refined deterministic approach.
Our design includes assessments from both practitioners and their patients to evaluate: 1) if and how practitioner's self-reported behavior change and knowledge acquisition about tobacco use and cessation is perceived by their patients, and 2) if changes in practitioners' knowledge and behavior is associated with changes in patient behavior related to tobacco.
We decided to stop the accrual early at a level of weekly docetaxel 38 mg/m, that being a greater dose than in previous assessments, from both phase-I studies with weekly Docetaxel alone and with Docetaxel concomitant with standard radiotherapy.
Concurrent weekly Docetaxel and Tomotherapy are feasible; we did not reach a maximum tolerated dose, because no life-threatening toxicity was observed, stopping the accrual at a level of weekly docetaxel 38 mg/m, a greater dose than in previous assessments, from both phase-I studies with weekly docetaxel alone and with Docetaxel concomitant with standard radiotherapy.
Similar to the change in NSAID intake, there was a significant reduction in patient and physician global assessment from baseline at both 3 and 6 months in both groups (P < 0.001), without significance differences between treatment groups (Table 3).
