The phrase "assessment of a selected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or analysis of a specific item, group, or category that has been chosen for review.
Example: "The assessment of a selected group of participants revealed significant trends in their responses."
Alternatives: "evaluation of a chosen" or "analysis of a specific".
A quality assessment of all selected full-text articles was performed.
A quality assessment of all selected full-text articles was performed according to the Cochrane collaborations tool for assessing risk of bias (low, high, unclear) including the following domains: random sequence generation, allocation concealment, blinding of participants and personnel, blinding of outcome assessment, and incomplete outcome data [14].
The inter-rater reliability of the diagnosis of ASD was measured through an independent assessment of a randomly selected subsample of 38 patients by two other psychiatrists.
However, this assay only allows quantitative methylation assessment of a few selected CpGs and is based on the assumption that all CpGs within the region probed share the same methylation status.
The study is a prospective cohort study consisting of all patients who consecutively come into contact with PESA (Wave 1), with a more detailed assessment of a randomly selected nested cohort of patients who are involuntarily admitted as a result of the index consultation and a control group of patients who are not involuntarily admitted.
The Papua New Guinea experience showed that socio-economic impacts should be part of any initial assessments leading to producing the prospectus of a selected species.
Since an individual diet includes a battery of distinct antioxidants, the assessment of the selected compound is a difficult task.
In conclusion, we used a battery of mechanism-based screening bioassays developed by the University of California Superfund Basic Research Program for detection of toxicants and assessment of exposure to toxic substances with a selected series of carbanilides and TCS.
In this review, we search the Web of Knowledge to summarize the evidence on indicators of psychological resilience to disasters and provided a qualitative assessment of six selected studies.
We are now able to action this approach, as technologies applied to spermatozoa are increasingly sophisticated and can examine very low numbers, even single cells, for example by electrophysiology (Frimat et al., 2014; Mansell et al., 2014; de Wagenaar et al., 2015), allowing detailed assessment of the selected populations to a level not previously possible.
