The phrase "assessment in each case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evaluations or analyses that are specific to individual situations or instances.
Example: "The committee will conduct an assessment in each case to determine the appropriate course of action."
Alternatives: "evaluation in every instance" or "analysis for each situation".
It would only take mouth swabs of ex-offenders after a risk assessment was made in each case.
The discrepancy between what is reported as calcium intake and the servings of dairy products consumption is mainly due to the different dietary assessment techniques used in each case (i.e., three 24 h recalls and FFQ, resp).
Finally, the B-PATH form asked pathologists to rate the level of diagnostic difficulty and their level of confidence in the assessment of each case using a 6-point Likert scale, with 1 representing "very easy" or "very confident" and 6 representing "very challenging" or "not confident", respectively.
Working with the child exploitation and online protection unit, a risk assessment was being made in each case.
Two individual raters, with different levels of experience in immunohistochemistry assessment, independently scored each case.
The assessment and management of pain in each case was recorded.
Inter-rater reliability was not evaluated because the final assessment was achieved by consensus in each case.
Instead, the differences observed by Alloy and her colleagues could be due, as mentioned in the Introduction, to the different assessment question that they used in each case (Matute et al., 2002; Vadillo & Matute, 2007; White, 2003), or to the fact that they used causes in one group and predictors in the other (see Pineño et al., 2005, for differences between them).
But in each case, assessments from the non-partisan Tax Policy Center concluded that the very rich would get huge windfalls and the poor would get very little, if anything.
