The phrase "assessment marks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the scores or grades given to students based on their performance in assessments or examinations.
Example: "The assessment marks will be released next week, and students can check their scores online."
Alternatives: "evaluation scores" or "grading results."
The majority of complaints (64%) were issues affecting a student's academic status, such as assessment marks or final degree results, while 15% concerned complaints relating to facilities, course content, processing of visa applications, teaching hours or research supervision.
Only assessment marks from the first attempt were analysed, discarding reassessment marks for students who failed at first attempt.
This significant improvement was small, which might be caused by the usual restriction of range found in clerkship assessment marks.
Independent variables were the demographic parameters and the total MSCEIT scores while the dependent variables were the student's assessment marks and grades.
The relationships between use of e-learning resources and final assessment marks, gender, age and different high school examination boards were not statistically significant.
Percentage assessment marks were converted to z-scores separately for each graduating year and the normalised marks then combined into a single dataset.
Keep up with marking and consider oral assessment: Marking workload is the key factor for me.
They include secret correspondence from MI6, an MI5 intelligence assessment marked "UK/Libya Eyes Only – Secret", and official Libyan minutes of meetings between the two country's intelligence agencies.
The documents retrieved after Gaddafi's fall include secret correspondence from MI6, MI5 reports on Libyans living in the UK, a British intelligence assessment marked "UK/Libya Eyes Only – Secret" and official Libyan minutes of meetings between the two countries' intelligence agencies.
The case is based on documents recovered from Libyan government archives after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi, including secret correspondence from MI6, MI5 reports on Libyans living in the UK, a British intelligence assessment marked "UK/Libya Eyes Only – Secret" and official Libyan minutes of meetings between the two countries' intelligence agencies.
The papers recovered from the dictatorship's archives include secret correspondence from MI6, MI5 reports on Libyans living in the UK, a British intelligence assessment marked "UK/Libya Eyes Only – Secret" and official Libyan minutes of meetings between the two countries' intelligence agencies.
