The phrase "assessments better" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements in the quality or effectiveness of assessments.
Example: "We need to find ways to make our assessments better to ensure accurate evaluations of student performance."
Alternatives: "improved assessments" or "enhanced evaluations".
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It is useful for assessment professionals who wish to position their assessments better in the environment outside their own institutions and it is important as a learning process within and between assessment communities in the longer term.
"We're also tackling excessive drinking through our proposed minimum unit price at 45p per unit, tougher licensing laws, more GP risk assessments, better access to specialist nurses and more specialised treatment".
Are school-based formative assessments better than standardized ones?
Impairment at hospital discharge and in the follow up assessments better predicted return to work than the initial injury severity.
Better understanding the gendered environment can improve exposure assessment, better isolate biological responses, and provide a model for examining other social effect modifiers (Clougherty and Kubzansky 2009).
Policy suggestions from that review addressed the need for improved assessment, better monitoring, education strategies, and improved coordination and communication between partners in the provision of care [ 8].
A simple and fast method that characterizes healing progress in a wound has the potential to expedite clinical assessment, better inform treatment, ultimately reducing discomfort and promoting favorable wound healing outcomes for patients.
Girls taking the fourth and eighth grade assessments did better in language arts and boys score higher in mathematics.
We also highlight additional steps that could enable project-led cumulative impact assessments to better support regional marine management.
