The phrase "assessment quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the standards or effectiveness of an assessment, such as in educational or evaluative contexts.
Example: "The assessment quality of the recent exam was evaluated to ensure it accurately measured student understanding."
Alternatives: "evaluation quality" or "test quality".
In like manner, Saito and Fujita (2009) investigated the assessment quality of essays assessed by selves, peers and teachers.
We would recommend that in future meta-analyses and reviews, these studies be given a lower exposure assessment quality rating than studies using self-reported or objectively assessed measures of sedentary behaviour.
The findings are the latest indication of problems which have "tempted dentists to cut corners" with prevention, risk assessment, quality and proper treatment planning, according to Stephen Dunne, professor of primary dental care at King's College London.
This study therefore explores teachers' opinions on assessment quality evaluation criteria.
Schools must now demonstrate assessment quality to a new Examination Quality Center.
Results show that the two schools use different approaches to assure assessment quality.
Evidence provided by item response theory (IRT) enabled the link of more detailed information improving assessment quality.
Disagreements between the reviewers at the stages of eligibility-assessment, quality assessment and data-extraction, were resolved through discussion.
In this study, a repeated measurement was used to evaluate the effect of the assessment process using the European Practice Assessment quality management program.
We hypothesized that application of the three study quality dimensions stratification based on the start of follow-up, AML significance level, and exposure assessment quality would identify a subgroup of occupational cohort studies that is most informative for the evaluation of the possible association between benzene and lymphoid neoplasms.
The third occasion occurs during the quality assessment/quality control (QA/QC) process.
