The phrase "assessment would increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential growth or rise of an evaluation or measurement in a specific context.
Example: "If we implement these changes, the assessment would increase in accuracy and reliability."
Alternatives: "evaluation would rise" or "appraisal would grow".
In summary, teachers in all four contexts felt that greater use of e-assessment would increase the prevalence of cheating, though there was also recognition that technology also provides opportunities to support assessment and reduce cheating.
"Employing this quality assessment technology would increase the government's ability to regulate drug distribution" argues HLS Professor William Fisher.
Fisher argues that employing this quality assessment technology would increase the government's ability to regulate drug distribution and empower individuals to confirm the authenticity of the drugs they purchase, ultimately increasing the use of therapeutically effective medicines.
Such a registry would be accessible to all parties interested in QT liability assessment and would increase our understanding of in vitro and in vivo non-clinical cardiac repolarization models.
Objective To determine if a complex nursing and midwifery intervention in hospital labour assessment units would increase the likelihood of spontaneous vaginal birth and improve other maternal and neonatal outcomes.
Ms. Scott's consulting company downgraded its assessment that Venezuela would increase its daily production to five million barrels a day by 2010.
Performing a network meta-analysis outside the realm of a systematic review, without extensive and thorough searches for eligible trials, and without risk of bias assessments of trials, would increase the risk of a network meta-analysis producing biased results.
However, inclusion of these benefits in the economic assessment would further increase the value of multi-purpose retention systems on the Manitoba landscape.
Risk assessment based on demonstrable thresholds would increase the confidence of both risk managers and consumers.
However, the mentioned solutions would increase the assessment time, costs, and dimensions of the SHAP-C kit, which is beyond the SHAP/SHAP-C purpose.
