The phrase "assessment steps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the specific actions or procedures involved in evaluating or measuring something, such as a process, project, or performance.
Example: "Before we proceed, let's review the assessment steps to ensure we cover all necessary criteria."
Alternatives: "evaluation procedures" or "evaluation steps".
The chapter discusses the hazard and dose response assessment steps used in the quantitative risk assessment.
This assessment phase is generally structured with hazard identification and risk assessment steps that are followed by a cost benefit analysis and formulation of recommendations.
Fig. 1 Sequence of assessment steps, Year 1.
The process and the outcomes of the further assessment steps as well as regulatory initiatives are also documented within the system.
The impact assessment steps of characterizing and classifying inventory results (EN ISO 14040 2006) are necessary to show the results in CO2 equivalent and the CED [33].
The flexibility of assessment steps for the focal companies and building projections constitutes a basis for tailoring the framework for each specific case.
Another DCE study assessed effectiveness and economic impact of household expenditures in the first assessment step, value for money (ICER) and budget impact in the second assessment step [ 45].
The exposure assessment step is needed to characterize the risk in a given population.
This article presents an assessment step of the development of a fault tolerant attitude determination system (SDATF) for nanosatellites.
In the assessment step, the required network performance, considering the worst-case of data transmission was calculated: the datalink was required by 120 kbps, the safety network by 5 Mbps, and the non-safety network by 60 Mbps.
Unions want to know: Whether the Chinese training systems have been assessed as comparable to Australia for those trade categories, and whether removing the mandatory skills assessment step will allow tradespeople in to work for cash or for other employers without licenses.
