The phrase "assessment matrix" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating or measuring performance, skills, or knowledge, often in educational or organizational settings.
Example: "The assessment matrix will help us evaluate the students' understanding of the material based on various criteria."
Alternatives: "evaluation framework" or "assessment framework".
In this context, particularly critical contaminations were assessed in an assessment matrix using samples with defined contaminations of release agents, hydraulic oil, corundum, and CFRP dust.
To evaluate expert valuation, a consistency ratio was used to show the probability that the assessment matrix was randomly generated69.
To assess the coherence of expert valuation a measure called the 'consistency ratio' was used to show the probability that the assessment matrix was randomly generated79.
The fuzzy synthesis assessment matrix and the fuzzy synthesis assessment result are then calculated.
The rapid impact assessment matrix (RIAM) is a potential resource for breaking through such difficulties.
This paper evaluates these risk accidents by assessment matrix after investigation.
To model ecosystem integrity (EI) and ecosystem services (ES) at the landscape scale, assessment matrices are commonly used.
Finally, based on evidence from a literature review and the needs assessment, matrices were created of the stated performance objectives, and the formulated learning and change objectives.
The post-column infusion method provides a qualitative assessment of matrix effects, identifying chromatographic regions most likely to experience matrix effects.
Noninvasive assessment of matrix metalloproteinase activity can indicate graft remodeling and elucidate the progression of neovessel formation.
The present paper proposes a critical comparison between two methodologies which could be applied for a near-miss event assessment: a matrix and an index based method.
