The phrase "assessment of the selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or analysis of a chosen option or group of options in various contexts, such as academic, professional, or decision-making scenarios.
Example: "The assessment of the selection process revealed several areas for improvement in candidate evaluation."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the choice" or "analysis of the options".
This chapter describes this approach and discusses some of its key elements: vulnerability assessments for the selection of the most appropriate design; institutional frameworks and mechanisms for facilitating vertical and horizontal integration; monitoring and evaluation systems; and participation and accountability structures.
A cross-sectional survey of 1097 applicants who applied for a place in the University of Adelaide Medical School in 2007 and participated in the UMAT Undergraduate Medicine and Health Sciencess Admission Test) and oral assessment components of the selection process.
Our study adds eight additional studies to the previous quantitative synthesis, along with a formal assessment of the potential selection bias underlying the summary estimate.
We adopted the stringent way of LOOCV (called CV2 in [ 39]) in our experiment to give an unbiased assessment of the feature selection and classification performance.
Assistive technology services include assessment of the child, selection, adaptation, modification and fitting of the product to the child, training of the child and family members, follow-up, maintenance and repair.
Besides the significance of mtDNA selection per se, the assessment of the impact of selection in mtDNA is crucial in the establishment of mtDNA evolutionary rate, as was previously demonstrated by Denver et al. [ 7].
In this paper, we described the formation of an academic community partnership; the development of a multicomponent, quality improvement intervention based on results of a community needs assessment; and the selection of dialysis facilities for the RaDIANT Community Study.
The acceleration of the substitution rates in rodents and the tree shrew potentially compromises the assessment of positive selection by increasing the number of synonymous mutations and because this heterogeneous site selection is observed in only two of the eight orders evaluated (i.e. Rodentia and Scandentia).
Currently, there is much debate over the assessment of natural selection at the molecular level.
A possible limitation of this study is that it cannot provide a thorough empirical assessment of the issue of selection.
