The phrase "assessment record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluations, such as educational assessments or performance reviews.
Example: "The teacher maintained an assessment record for each student to track their progress throughout the semester."
Alternatives: "evaluation log" or "assessment documentation".
The PSS administration time assessment record sheet: This document includes instructions for assessing the PSS administration time and recording the result.
Risk assessment, record keeping and planning Risk assessments failed to identify children in most danger, inspectors found.
On Tuesday morning, Mr. Lew's two-and-a-half-story stone and stucco house — built in 1920, worth about $1.8 million and close to 4,500 square feet in size, according to a 2010 Bronx County assessment record — was quiet.
Robert J. Freeman, executive director for the New York State Committee on Open Government, said a person's ability to access the records, "to determine whether the government is treating you fairly, outweighs the minimal invasion of privacy that occurs when the assessment record is disclosed".
The genetic analyses were executed twice, the first one only with the first conformation assessment record of each animal (dataset 1: 2512 horses and records), and the second one, only for animals with more than one conformation records available (dataset 2: 876 horses and 2522 records).
This allowed us to associate diagnoses listed in the Medicare hospital claim to the MDS admission assessment record.
The School Coordinators bring samples of video-recordings and assessment records to this inter-school meeting where these samples of student performance from different schools will be viewed and discussed with reference to the assessment criteria.
Furthermore the women were asked to speak freely and share their experiences during the assessment, recorded by a digital voice recorder.
Similar Web sites of assessment records have been created by many other localities across the nation.
According to Palm Beach County property assessment records, Ms. Shapira's condo originally sold for $40,800 in 1980.
No one on either side of the debate has produced any example of assessment records being abused, in Nassau or elsewhere.
