"assessment of the needs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it anytime when you need to refer to a process of understanding and analyzing a particular set of needs. For example, "The program provided an assessment of the needs of underprivileged children in the community."
Implementation of this new technology requires careful assessment of the needs and capabilities of an organization to formulate adoption strategies.
"The staff were seized around 2 p.m. local time after completing an assessment of the needs of displaced people in the area," the statement said.
But Mr. Palmer countered that an early plan is crucial, because an assessment of the needs and the cost of monitoring may persuade city officials to modify cleanup plans or look for another site.
Another reader asked: what guarantee can you give sick and disabled people that DLA reform is based on an "assessment of the needs of disabled people" rather than a need to cut the deficit?
Meanwhile, councils are getting very nervous about how they will be able to implement the scheme, including assessment of the needs and means of up to 500,000 people who currently pay for their own residential or home care, but who will be able to register for protection in case their spending reaches the cap.
The authors conclude: "Details of the patients' needs profiles suggest that carefully differentiated assessment of individual needs should form the basis of care planning, rather than assessment of the needs of the hospital patient population as a whole". It remains to be seen what role cultural competence training may play in reducing differentials in service that disadvantage BME patients.
This makes the assessment of the needed flow distribution external to the particles difficults.
An assessment of the need for an aggregate and micro-silica based modification to the ACI models is also proposed.
Industrial Transformation provides an excellent assessment of the need for change in public policies, especially regulatory policies.
Practical identifiability analysis is used for the assessment of the need of further iterations and for validating the mechanistic model.
Combining these four elements — ADLs, physical capacity, health and nutrition issues — can help caregivers make their own assessment of the need for home care services.
