The phrase "assessment tailored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an evaluation or measurement that is customized to meet specific needs or requirements.
Example: "The teacher provided an assessment tailored to the individual learning styles of her students."
Alternatives: "customized assessment" or "personalized evaluation".
I have argued that BUPLAS (VA) for work reflects a 'weak' version of assessment tailored to recruitment needs, whilst BUPLAS (CA) at work reflects a 'strong' version of assessment tailored to the business quality assurance needs, a key one being coaching feedback.
Hence we aimed to create a short "manageable geriatric assessment" ("MAGIC") – a geriatric assessment tailored to the specific requirements of tightly scheduled daily primary healthcare on the basis of STEP, comprising topics considered important by GPs and patients.
We advise policy makers and health care professionals to develop additional local policy to define their high risk population, e.g. by means of customised preconception care and systemic risk assessment tailored to the individual and social environment of both the woman and the working area of a caregiver.
A spokesman for the university said it had been anxious to stress to teachers that the new assessments - described as "common format written assessments tailored to each subject" to be taken either before or at their interview - were not just another barrier for students to overcome".
In order to quantitatively characterize the quality of gene expression calls from both RNA-Seq and microarray, we performed these and other global reproducibility assessments tailored specifically to our experimental design.
Current assays available to the practicing breast oncologist are largely based upon the presence or absence of these cells, but in the future it is hoped that biologic characteristics of CTCs, such as protein or mRNA expression, will be used in risk assessment, tailoring of treatment, monitoring of response, and development of novel therapeutic agents for patients with breast cancer.
Three versions of an Internet-delivered intervention to support the self-care of mild bowel problems were developed that provided (1) self-assessment without tailored feedback, (2) self-assessment with tailored feedback, and (3) generic information only.
Three different versions of 'Gut Instincts', an Internet-based intervention to facilitate the self-care of mild bowel problems, were developed, to allow comparison of self-assessment with tailored feedback, self-assessment without tailored feedback, and generic information.
Table 2011 indicates that the generic information condition was rated most personally relevant, followed by self-assessment with tailored feedback and self-assessment without tailored feedback, respectively.
To design a new induction programme (IP2); novel in the sole use of current unit trainees for its development & delivery, incorporating feedback from the initial assessment & tailored to the needs trainees from differing medical backgrounds.
BUPLAS can best be described as an 'end-to-end' assessment solution tailored to, and embedded into the call centre workplace.
