The phrase "assessment to include" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying what elements or components should be part of an assessment.
Example: "The assessment to include various types of questions will provide a comprehensive evaluation of the students' understanding."
Alternatives: "evaluation to encompass" or "assessment should feature".
Therefore, based on this finding and in line with recent health related research [ 36], we would refine the intervention assessment to include measures of autonomy supportive and controlling behaviours to fully assess change in physiotherapist communication behaviour.
The bureau undertook an extensive assessment to include determining whether individuals under surveillance had moved to other means of communication.
Thus, Kessler's note-taking or tape-recording seems reliable, which is an odd but increasingly necessary assessment to include in a book review, but we are in an era when facts and sources are sometimes elusive.
So I take in a lot of — a lot of data from many different places to determine my assessment, to include a very objective, detailed assessment we do every quarter.
In addition, the findings suggest that the Community of Inquiry framework has benefits beyond its use in course design, facilitation, and assessment to include serving as a guide to coaching.
This work on a commercial building in Singapore extends the traditional system boundary drawn for a whole-building life cycle assessment to include the management of wastes produced during building operations.
The document permits such assessments to include employment information, phone and email accounts, passport data, social security numbers and "any other unique identifying numbers relevant to database checks, such as alien registration number, driver's license, etc".
This novel finding will enable future seismic performance assessments to include only the fragility groups critical to repair costs in order to decrease computational effort.
If we truly wish to develop these skills, we must work to scaffold not just our instruction but also our assessments to include higher-order cognitive tasks.
However, many countries are expanding the range of technologies undergoing evidence-based assessments to include medical devices, procedures, and public health interventions.
In the current assessment, the evaluation was extended beyond previous assessments to include information on smoke exposure and smoking behavior, which was achieved by comparing markets of predominantly American-blend or Virginia-type cigarettes.
