The phrase "assessment who" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or unclear expression that lacks context and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The assessment who conducted the survey was very thorough."
Alternatives: "evaluation conducted by" or "review performed by".
First, they recommended the rubric would need to be shortened to be useful for teachers (not necessarily for researchers or during peer assessment) who were teaching while assessing students, considering the pace of classroom teaching.
The questionnaire asked schools to list all occurrences of clinical communication assessment, recording when they occurred, the type of assessment, the context and, if it was a practical assessment, who was involved and the type of scale used to assess.
If a team falls short of its manager's assessment, who but the general manager and the owner will hold it against him?
"We want social workers with skills in analysis and assessment who can confidently apply knowledge to practice - social workers who create opportunities for users and who work collaboratively with other professionals," said Mr Hutton.
This should also be instructive to some scientists and others interested in individual risk assessment who believe that with enough information, it will be possible to predict accurately who will contract a disease and who will not".
This is a man, by Mr. Brooks's own assessment, who recognizes the founding fathers' desire to separate church and state but who sees it as incompatible with modern life.
Turner lays blame in the court of the consultants hired to produce the viability assessments, who often also work in behalf of the local authorities to assess other consultants' reports.
He said: "We now have a situation where we know that people have gone through the Atos assessments who have unfortunately died as a result.
He said he saw seventh-graders taking assessments who found the keyboard on the screen "easy to navigate".
Subsequently, AGI hired a language teacher to perform language assessments who concluded that that the Gurkha workforce would need years of language training in order to meet the contract language requirements.
Of the 7,014 participants with percent emphysema assessments who consented to geocoding, 6,515 had complete 1-year average exposure and covariate information.
