The phrase "assessment principles" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the foundational guidelines or criteria that govern the process of evaluating or measuring something, such as student performance or project outcomes.
Example: "The assessment principles outlined in the curriculum ensure that evaluations are fair, consistent, and aligned with learning objectives."
Alternatives: "evaluation criteria" or "assessment guidelines".
In doing so they reveal ignorance of important risk assessment principles elaborated in an IPCS Framework document [ 11] for assessing the human relevance of non-cancer endpoints [ 13].
Carry out due diligence or incorporate HACCP Hazard Analysis Critical Control Pointt) assessment principles into the entire supply chain, exploring risks and vulnerabilities and how these can be best protected against.
Fortunately, the UK acknowledged these requirements over 20 years ago and they were codified by the Office for Nuclear Regulation in its site licence conditions and safety assessment principles.
The zonation, assessment principles and criteria have been applied in the design of the pipeline.
To maintain conservative design and assessment principles, lower bound measurements of fracture properties are commonly used.
Further complicating efforts have been the rapid growth of environmental and social assessment principles, strategies, actions, and tools.
3) The self-assessment principle: A group of students use criteria embedded in the activity to self-evaluate their work.
The use of analytical methods for odor assessment (in principle more reliable and cheaper than olfatometric methods), is limited by the fact that odor perceived by humans cannot be easily predicted from the concentration of individual compounds.
The environmental performance is quantified via life cycle assessment (LCA) principles.
Contemporary best practice recommendations in preclinical cardiovascular safety assessment promote 3Rs principles.
The environmental performance is measured following the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) principles.
