The phrase "assessment of construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating or analyzing a construction project, process, or structure.
Example: "The assessment of construction revealed several areas that needed improvement to meet safety standards."
Alternatives: "evaluation of construction" or "analysis of construction".
In March 2010, a workplace-centered pilot study to examine the feasibility of using a handheld personal device for the rapid health assessment of construction workers in two South Florida Construction sites was undertaken.
The paper presents risk assessment of construction objects for the project of commercial center construction.
Given the recent worldwide environmental issues, there is a need to reduce the energy consumption and the greenhouse gas emissions of the building sector, keeping in mind the whole life cycle assessment of construction materials.
EN 15978 (CEN 2011) outlines rules for the sustainability assessment of construction work.
Furthermore, a number of specific rules are in place, regulating inter alia biocides, plant protection products, pharmaceuticals, materials coming into contact with food, toys, health assessment of construction products or substances in electrical and electronic equipment.
A research team comprised of graduate public health students and their faculty mentors undertook a workplace-centered pilot study to examine the feasibility of using a handheld personal device for the rapid health assessment of construction workers.
The final objective is the implementation of a fully automated system for vibration-based structural health monitoring of civil engineering structures and identification of adequate requirements about sensor number and layout, record duration and hardware characteristics able to ensure a reliable low-cost health assessment of constructions.
This paper aims at evaluating a method for objective visual assessment of constructions in the landscape based on saliency, which is defined as the distinct perceptual quality by which an item in the world stands out from its surroundings and therefore attracts attention (conspicuity).
Before coming to Columbia University, he was involved in economic and environmental assessments of construction projects in Jordan, Korea, Liberia, Nigeria, Panama, Turkey, Sierra Leone, and many other countries around the world.
The two major concepts governing the assessment of steels construction codes are the Master Curve methodology and the T0-TCV28J temperaturetemperature correlation.
An assessment of road construction necessitating the excavation or alteration of peat should consider the impact on carbon stored within the peat and the greenhouse gases potentially released.
