The phrase "assessment in relation to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or analysis of a particular subject or issue in connection with another aspect.
Example: "The assessment in relation to the project's impact on the environment will be conducted next month."
Alternatives: "evaluation concerning" or "analysis regarding".
The current assessment in relation to 500 of those 650 prisoners is that they present a very low or, at most, a medium risk of reoffending.
Study quality is also variable: some offer limited detail on assessment1, 7, 23, on case selection procedures1 and on timing of assessment in relation to outcome1.
The final part of the book considers the consequences of assessment and the possibility of fairer and more equitable alternatives, examining the production of inequalities within assessment in relation to race, class, gender and disability.
"We received a relatively modest assessment in relation to an early period … we approached the Australian tax office to ask for agreement in relation to our pricing … once we reached an agreement there was a small amount that needed to be paid and we have now paid that," said Rio Tinto's general manager of taxation, Ann-Maree Wolff.
The tragic case of Michael O'Sullivan, who killed himself after being found fit for work by the government's disability assessors, has briefly cast a welcome spotlight on the utter disgrace that is the work capability assessment, in relation to people with mental health problems.
"GDF Suez did not conduct a risk assessment in relation to the risk of a fire in the worked-out areas of the mine, despite a recommendation to do so following a fire in the worked-out areas in September 2008," the report said.
And the experts within my department make assessments in relation to each of those cases".
He told the Guardian that UKEF conducted "full environmental impact assessments" in relation to the line of credit for Petrobras and the project was benchmarked against international standards.
The tribunal found that Murphy failed to carry out any risk assessments in relation to Connor, an allegation the psychiatrist had denied.
Together with estimation of the transboundary impacts we discuss the benefits of an effects based approach to such assessments in relation to emissions based techniques.
Aspects of the experimental design, such as the key advantages and disadvantages of different types of assessors, assessor numbers, and the importance of independent assessments in relation to statistical power are described.
