The phrase "assessment raises" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing evaluations or reviews that lead to increased awareness or understanding of a subject.
Example: "The recent assessment raises important questions about the effectiveness of our current strategies."
Alternatives: "evaluation highlights" or "review brings up".
But the requirement for potential "scholars" to submit to a "practical assessment" raises fears that young women students may have been exploited.
A recent Royal College of Physicians' (RCP) study on assessment raises serious questions for workplace assessment.
Further proceedings on the assessment will be stayed during negotiations between U.S. and Japanese authorities over the double taxation issues the assessment raises, and we have provided bank guarantees to suspend enforcement of the assessment.
As genetic technologies continue to be introduced into mainstream health care, assessment raises difficult issues for health care providers and policymakers [ 2].
The risk of bias assessment raises important issues with the regression studies, and clearly more robust and well-executed randomised studies are required.
Once an assessment is completed and the stakeholders are informed of the results, assessors should elicit from the stakeholders any new interests and concerns the assessment raises.
However, the growth figures and upbeat assessment raised expectations the Fed might increase rates sooner rather than later, sending the dollar to its highest level in more than three weeks against a basket of currencies.
The former senior intelligence official added that the C.I.A. assessment raised the possibility that an American attack on Iran could end up serving as a rallying point to unite Sunni and Shiite populations.
In 2007, lawmakers were convinced it would be a good idea to double the fire prevention assessment, raising the amount collected for support of volunteer fire departments to $30 million from $15 million.
But it also presents a troubling picture of a deeply ingrained culture of corruption, and some aspects of the assessment raise questions about with the stewardship of the supervisor appointed by the parent union, the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America.
Individuals were included if ophthalmology assessment raised a concern for TBU.
