The phrase "assessment sampling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating or measuring a subset of data or subjects to draw conclusions about a larger group.
Example: "The researchers conducted assessment sampling to ensure that their findings were representative of the entire population."
Alternatives: "evaluation sampling" or "appraisal sampling".
Any picture of performance painted by a set of performance indicators will always be an abstraction of real performance, and as such will always be subject to the vagaries of incomplete assessment, sampling error and injudicious interpretation.
Error assessment: sampling, spatial autocorrelation, error matrix, locational accuracy, discrete multivariate statistical techniques and reporting standards.
The risk assessment was carried out by a member of the OER staff (trained at the 1st EWGLI training course "Investigating outbreaks of legionnaires' disease: risk assessment, sampling and control", November 2004, Health Protection Agency, London).
Rapid Assessment Sampling in Emergency Situations Publication year: 2010 The number and scale of humanitarian emergencies over the past decade has led to notable efforts to improve assessment tools used in emergency situations; rapid assessments have become one of these widely used tools.
2011 Humanitarian Action for Children Publication year: 2011 Publisher: UNICEF Languages: English Rapid Assessment Sampling in Emergency Situations Publication year: 2010 The number and scale of humanitarian emergencies over the past decade has led to notable efforts to improve assessment tools used in emergency situations; rapid assessments have become one of these widely used tools.
Clinical assessments, sampling for laboratory assessments and maternal sFlt-1/PlGF determination, and documentation of maternal and neonatal outcomes are to be performed at specified visits, as shown in Figure 1.
To allow accuracy assessment samples were also analyzed using the AOAC reference method.
For the system-wide assessment, sample locations were based on a probabilistic survey design.
Critical issues in children's environmental research discussed in this paper include specific needs of study design, exposure assessment, sample collection and ethics.
For the initial assessment, samples are prepared in water for detection and identification of each chemical being isolated from the complex chemistry of wine.
Nevertheless, the correlation structure of large-scale assessment samples calls for such techniques.
