The phrase "assessments failed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the shortcomings or inadequacies of evaluations or tests in various contexts, such as education or performance reviews.
Example: "The assessments failed to accurately measure the students' understanding of the material."
Alternatives: "evaluations did not" or "tests were unable to".
And, the agency notes, both of the environmental assessments failed to consider alternative routes.
Risk assessment, record keeping and planning Risk assessments failed to identify children in most danger, inspectors found.
A report from the investigation said that the hospital had "failed to conduct basic, pre-operative assessments, failed to adequately monitor changes in the patients' vital signs and failed to effectively respond to the adverse incidents".
But David Kaimowitz, head of the Centre for International Forestry Research, says that the original environmental assessments failed to show that the mills will have enough wood from sustainable sources.
Traditional assessments failed to include freshwater fish ecology in the general assessment framework.
Nevertheless, most pre implementation assessments failed to include the health professionals' knowledge and attitude (readiness) which might be a determining factor for the success of the implemented EMR System.
In some countries, property tax revenues can lag behind the growth of national income when the tax assessments fail to reflect changes in the general level of prices.
They argue that the formulas on which grants are based known as "standard spending assessments"—fail to recognise that their problems are almost as bad as those in more generously funded London boroughs (see chart).
Cost-effective risk modification relies on accurate and individualized risk stratification; however, traditional risk factor based assessments fail to account for individual progression along the pathophysiologic continuum.
Apparently, external assessments fail to meet the psychological conditions that are conducive to enhancement of motivation.
He claims that the council failed to consult residents when it should have, failed to conduct an equalities impact assessment, failed to consider other options for the management of the estates, and did not follow the rules for obtaining "best value" for the land.
