The phrase "assessment of support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating the level or quality of support provided in a specific context, such as a project, program, or service.
Example: "The assessment of support for the new initiative revealed several areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "evaluation of assistance" or "review of support".
Ofsted's assessment of support for these children is bleak, with more than half of services outside of London rated less than good.
The assessment of support services for young people in care is a key area of our work at the European Social Network, an organisation which promotes knowledge exchange among local public social services to contribute to effective policy development.
Finally, a rational design methodology for the assessment of support pressures required for maintaining the stability of the tunnel face was suggested for underwater tunnels.
The present study involves development of a dimensionally correct empirical correlation for assessment of support pressure in tunnels which are excavated in squeezing ground condition.
Assessment of support for a phylogenetic inference is key in deciding whether an optimized solution is acceptable [ 23].
With this information in hand and a positive assessment of support within the college and university administration, the Department began planning to implement the community roundtable's three recommendations.
Working with academics and practitioners, it is conducting rigorous impact assessments of support programs, and developing data sets at the household level to track poverty reduction over time.
The SMILI demonstrated good sensitivity to differences in behaviour by midwives that resulted in different assessments of support by women and observers.
These results (presented in Table 8 below) show a significant strong inverse correlation between the amount of time that the midwife spent out of the room and the woman and observer's assessments of support.
Spearman's Rho correlation coefficients were calculated between rates of negative behaviours by the midwife recorded in the SMILI and the assessments of support recorded by the woman in the SCIB and the observer in the global ratings questionnaire.
Correlation coefficients were calculated between positive midwifery support behaviours and the assessments of support by the woman and observer, in order to test whether the quantity of positive midwifery support behaviours is a key element in the measurement of the quality of midwifery support.
