The phrase "assessment would improve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential benefits or enhancements that could result from an assessment process.
Example: "If we implement regular evaluations, the overall quality of our programs assessment would improve significantly."
Alternatives: "evaluation would enhance" or "review would boost".
Several studies suggested that maximizing opportunities for training of assessors in giving optimal feedback and administering assessments would improve the quality of feedback.
In this context, a highly sensitive, rapid, and non-invasive risk assessment tool would improve the triage of patients with chest pain, especially in low-risk ED populations.
5 6 The accurate assessment of comorbid status would improve assessment of prognosis and guide treatment decisions.
We will also evaluate whether the addition of the Modified Checklist for Autism in Toddlers (M-CHAT) assessment [ 38] would improve correct identification of children with ASD.
In spite of this, both groups were adamant in their belief that an integrated assessment information system would improve communication and collaboration between inpatient and community staff.
Overall these data indicate how different ecological samples can be used to focus on different aspects of habitat quality and are suggestive of strategies for both the collection and interpretation of ecological data that would improve assessment performance.
The availability of a short, simple, reliable and valid scale would improve assessment of the characteristics and influence of fatigue in COPD.
In the clinical setting, input from both professions would improve assessments of the risk-benefit ratios of pet ownership, particularly for pet owners who are immunocompromised.
First, to assess whether a more adequate detection, assessment and treatment of comorbidity would improve survival.
Moreover, although prevalence makes it possible to estimate the burden of chronic liver disease due to HCV, information about virus genotypes would improve this assessment and incidence is still the best indicator to assess the dynamics of HCV infection and the impact of prevention measures [ 40].
