The phrase "assessment of a sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating or analyzing a specific subset of data or items.
Example: "The assessment of a sample from the population revealed significant trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "evaluation of a sample" or "analysis of a sample".
Risk assessment on a sample of sixteen experimental sites (a total of 109.95 ha of maize) located in five European countries (Germany, Hungary, Italy, Slovenia and the Netherlands) from 2011 to 2014 showed a low risk of soil-pest damage to maize.
The assessment of a sampling unit and thus its 'air quality index' results from the combination of the values of diversity for the indicators of hypertrophication and the reference species (Figure3).
Using assessment records of a sample of 447 youth in psychiatric residential treatment, a latent class analysis was performed to identify youth subtypes.
The study design was a prospective cohort; during the first phase a descriptive assessment of a population sample was made; during the second phase a new industry-selected sample received the intervention.
In the case of the Tennessee study, limitations aside, the findings only provide the causal description that a lower student/teacher ratio leads to higher achievement scores on select assessments for a sample of teachers and students in Tennessee.
This was the first assessment of a representative sample of outpatients with SUDs by the MOPS questionnaire.
This is a cross-sectional assessment of a random sample of the population of the UAE.
A systematic review to identify published IPD meta-analyses of prognostic factors studies, followed by detailed assessment of a random sample of 20 articles published from 2006.
The five methods were: GPs reported adverse events, pharmacist reported adverse events, patients' experiences of adverse events, assessment of a random sample of medical records, and assessment of all deceased patients.
