The phrase "assessments ahead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that evaluations or tests are forthcoming or scheduled in the near future.
Example: "As we approach the end of the semester, we have several assessments ahead that will determine our final grades."
Alternatives: "upcoming evaluations" or "forthcoming assessments".
The two aid agencies decided to release the findings of the assessment ahead of the full report because of the disturbing nature of the allegations.
George Biagi, who started against the French, is struggling with a thigh problem and will be subject to continuous assessment ahead of the England match.
But the AAAS scientists said they were releasing their own assessment ahead of time because they were concerned that Americans still failed to appreciate the gravity of climate change.
Clifford Burgess, a theoretical physicist at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Waterloo, Ontario, offered a similar assessment ahead of the press conference.
While previous reports have warned of the threat posed by climate change on bushfires, the Climate Council paper issued a blunt assessment ahead of climate talks in Paris: The Australian government is not doing enough.
With an assessment ahead, students would have an incentive to participate actively.
And do you agree with the way this person did it?'" Being in the middle of the course, with the end-course assessment ahead, students wished to know what improvements they should make to meet the expert standards.
The hour-long grilling from developing nations such as China and Brazil came at a meeting in Bonn which is as part of a mutual assessment process ahead of a conference in Paris in December where countries hope to sign a global agreement on climate action.
We've asked Google whether it carried out a data protection impact assessment (DPIA) ahead of pushing out the change to sign-ins on Chrome 69 and will update this report with any response.
"You need that solid environmental assessment process ahead of those projects to really tackle those long-term issues in a transparent and hopefully rigorous technical manner, but also in full consultation with those that are living on those lands for generations to come," he says.
