The phrase "assessment refining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the process of improving or enhancing an assessment tool or method.
Example: "The team is focused on assessment refining to ensure that our evaluation methods are effective and accurate."
Alternatives: "assessment improvement" or "evaluation enhancement".
Thursday – Discuss risk assessment; refine body position, in the water practice.
I support using value-added assessment and refining its techniques.
With all of the articles on lung decellularized scaffolds not demonstrating results from SEM at a high magnification to assess structure, it may be important for future studies to utilize this methodology as a qualitative assessment for refining the decellularization protocol.
This statistical assessment was refined through evaluation with a neutral null hypothesis, as described below.
Based on that assessment, we refined the eligibility criteria that could be reliably queried by ASAP.
In an iterative exercise involving the repeated application of the drafted tool to scientific papers, criteria for the assessment were refined.
The study reported by Reif et al. (2003) concerning TCE and neurobehavioral demonstrated that improvement in exposure assessment techniques "refined exposure... with adequate specificity to reveal adverse effects [of TCE] in the nervous system".
With the limited number of confirmed cases of diabetes and lack of follow up after elevated RBS, it is difficult to utilize this feasibility assessment to refine the cutoff values for diabetes referral.
On the basis of learner feedback, Septris was modified and the assessments were refined to a 10-question pretest and 15-question posttest.
Whereas the principles and advantages of sequential treatment have been demonstrated for a broad range of pollutants and process configurations, recent progresses (2011 present) in the field provide the basis for refining assessment of feasibility, costs, and environmental impacts.
