The phrase "assessment means" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when defining or explaining what assessment refers to in a specific context.
Example: "In this study, assessment means evaluating the effectiveness of the teaching methods used in the classroom."
Alternatives: "evaluation refers to" or "appraisal signifies".
Our desire to compare usual clinical practice with a standardised assessment means we have not been able to assess the agreement of counted respiratory rate or thermometer measured temperature or further our understanding of how the clinicians identify abnormal clinical signs.
So chalk up this plus for Brown-Vitter: Eliminating risk-weights as part of a capital assessment means less reliance on unreliable ratings.
Limited time for debate and the lack of a new impact assessment means that MPs are being denied their constitutional role to properly scrutinise his plans for the NHS.
[Escalated risk from all work strands] Status: red The lack of an overarching equality impact assessment means that we are unaware of the combined impact of the whole programme on protected groups and cannot respond effectively, leaving the policy open to criticism and challenge.
Their Senior Vice President said they were making a product that handles images, which by any logical assessment means that player will do video as well as images.
His depressing and largely undisputed assessment meant that the drug war, from the Americans' standpoint, was a losing battle and perhaps a lost cause.
The fact is that eligibility criteria for this benefit are set incredibly high, while flaws in the assessment mean many people with a significant level of impairment are declared fit for work.
A quarter of disabled people said recent benefit changes – think tightened criteria for personal independence payments or the infamous work capability assessment – meant it was simply too difficult for them to apply for support.
Another expert, Allison Macfarlane of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Yucca Mountain Project, said the board's assessment meant "there really isn't a large enough set of data to proceed, to really make a strong case that Yucca Mountain will be O.K".
In contrast, wall motion assessment (mean 13% equivalent) and valvular anatomy (mean 27 60% equivalent) were not well visualized on transmitted images.
