The phrase "assessment standard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to education, evaluation, or quality control, referring to the criteria or benchmarks used to assess performance or quality.
Example: "The school implemented a new assessment standard to ensure that all students meet the required learning outcomes."
Alternatives: "evaluation criteria" or "assessment criteria."
Recovery of radial nerve function was assessed using the Chinese Medical Association of Hand Surgery Branch of Upper Limb Functional Assessment Standard.
It synthesizes the groundwater intrinsic vulnerability, the pollution load risk and the pollution harmfulness to assess the tailings pond water pollution qualitatively, and raise corresponding assessment standard and risk management combining prevention with emergency measures.
Recovery of radial nerve function was assessed by the Chinese Medical Association of Hand Surgery Branch of Upper Limb Functional Assessment Standard (http://lib.gdyqs.cn/UpLoadFiles/Article/2013-10/2013100809473899703.pdf).
Roy Romer, the Los Angeles superintendent, has called the law's "adequate yearly progress" assessment standard a "bad system" and told his people to ignore its "arbitrariness".
The superintendent of the Los Angeles school system, Roy Romer, has called the law's "adequate yearly progress" assessment standard a "bad system".
Two test procedures were applied for the model performance assessment: standard 10-fold cross validation procedure and validation based on the external test set containing 45 records describing.
Greenpeace said it was optimistic that the new Efsa review would confirm its earlier assessment, partly because the authority would be using the latest risk assessment standards.
Governors often feel inadequately equipped to hold senior college leaders to account on teaching, learning and assessment standards, says Lynne Sedgmore, the executive director of the 157 Group.
Shakespeare's plays entered the new compulsory public education system in 1870; the national assessment standards required classes to recite Shakespeare passages for an examiner.
"Clearly it's an indicator that waterfront property is increasing in value, and Connecticut is a hot market," said David Levasseur, undersecretary of inter-governmental policy for the state Office of Policy and Management, which oversees assessment standards.
But that's a little way into the future: for now, no prospective employer will care much if you come waving your Mooc completion certificate without any quality assurance on either the course content or its assessment standards.
