The phrase "assessment values" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluations, appraisals, or measurements, particularly in fields like finance, education, or property valuation.
Example: "The assessment values of the properties in this area have increased significantly over the past year."
Alternatives: "evaluation metrics" or "appraisal figures".
The significance of the measured concentrations of chemicals in the context of existing toxicology data and risk assessments can be assessed if chemical-specific, biomonitoring-based risk assessment values are available.
Mentions other assessment values.
Chesapeake, Va., created a site (www.cityofchesapeake.net) that allows residents to pay property taxes, peruse real estate assessment values and even watch programming on the city's cable television channel.
Preference-degree-based ranking lists are formed by calculating the relative degrees of preference for the arranged assessment values of the candidate machines.
Assessment values for lowest-level elements are calculated using a series algorithm that relates composite scores uniquely to the scoring scale.
The performance evaluation result indicated that this method can provide satisfactory risk assessment values of hazard causes and relevant improvement strategies.
"What happens if you drop a bomb on 300 homes in the middle of it?" Activists point out that property taxes in Detroit are often pegged to property assessment values from years prior, leading some to pay a couple of thousand dollars a year on homes worth less than that.
The task force report also calls for limited legislative changes, including letting the city make public information contained in annual statements submitted by owners of office buildings and other income-producing properties, so the public can better understand how the city sets assessment values on commercial properties.
Meanwhile, the model for the assessment is provided by fuzzy synthetic evaluation (FSE) and the comprehensive assessment values of assembly partition schemes can be computed to judge the final optimization scheme.
This research introduces a framework for assessing concrete sustainability which is based upon the concept that technology is defined by stakeholders' perspectives and which applied Analytic Hierarchy Process to translate these perspectives into quantifiable assessment values.
Their experiments show that incorporating quality assessment values as additional features can improve the recognition performance.
