The phrase "assessment links" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to connections or references related to assessments, such as in educational or evaluative contexts.
Example: "The teacher provided several assessment links to help students prepare for the upcoming exam."
Alternatives: "evaluation resources" or "assessment resources".
The vertical integration of assessment links factors that have separate impacts on the wildfire potential, whereas the horizontal assessment integrates the similar impact factors into a single overall assessment.
The premorbid assessment links prehospitalization and admission data and serves as a baseline reference for the patient's capacity in the rehabilitation process.
The drug assessment, from an online database, Performance Assessment Links in Science (SRI International, 2003), asks students to design a controlled study to develop a new experimental drug for high blood pressure patients.
The circulating nurses help to complete the baby assessment (Link 3).
However, 13 of 14 mood items in the interRAI assessment linked to the same ICF code: B152, emotional function.
Indeed, Bordage and Harris [ 16] identified five key elements that contribute to these pressures: the expected competencies and roles; the learners at the centre; assessment linking competencies and learners; the conditions and resources for learning; and a multifaceted socio-political cultural context in which the learning occurs, which were confirmed in this evaluation.
Secretary of State Colin L. Powell echoed that assessment in a public statement the next day, saying that the accuracy of prewar assessments linking Iraqi trailers to a biological weapons program had been borne out by the discovery.
Contrary to our expectation, however, scores from assessments linked to the assignment and online training were not related to improvement in student success over time.
Development of more advanced GIS-based exposure assessments linking routinely measured drinking water parameters with epidemiologic interview data could enhance studies of multiple health outcomes.
The RHF is created from all Medicare part A claims (inpatient hospital, Skilled Nursing Facility, out-patient, home health and hospice) and MDS assessments linked chronologically per individual according to their timing.
In 2008 they set up a standard for psychosocial healthcare to cancer patients, a standard that could be met by using an NN to make need assessments, link appropriate services to patients and make a subsequent follow-up and evaluation.
