The phrase "assessment right" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the correctness or appropriateness of an assessment, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "We need to ensure that our assessment right aligns with the educational standards."
Alternatives: "evaluation accuracy" or "assessment validity."
"We inevitably have cases where we don't get the safety assessment right," Mossaides says.
The only sensible thing to do will be to put a halt on this assessment right now, until proper transparency measures can be put in place".
Yet charities believe that if the government was serious about getting the fit-for-work assessment right first time, it would change the test rather than the appeals process.
"We work with people from assessment right through to end of life, so responses vary enormously" says Darbyshire. "Sometimes we get told in no uncertain terms to go away, which we respect and obey.
My priority is to get the benefit right, to get the assessment right, to make sure it is supporting the disabled people who have the most difficulty living independent lives".
Or you could go the whole hog and introduce university examination boards that are responsible for setting assessment right across the system – although universities would say that would compromise their independence to set their own course content.
The powerful thing with technology is that we can also, in the same process, be assessing how kids are doing, unlike the current assessments right now.
Intelligence agencies strain to get such top-level personal assessments right.
"With such a huge jurisdiction, even if you get 90percentt of the assessments right, you're still talking about 41,000 that are not," he said.
"This adds to the suspicion that these companies are just driven by a profit motive, and the incentive is to get the assessments done, but not necessarily to get the assessments right," he told the Daily Mirror.
The online tool puts Celmatix's personalized fertility assessments right in users' pockets to help women understand their individual likelihood of getting pregnant with different fertility treatments.
