The phrase "assessments in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evaluations or measurements within a specific context or framework.
Example: "The assessments in a standardized testing environment can provide valuable insights into student performance."
Alternatives: "evaluations in a" or "tests in a".
The ontology outlined in the previous section allows for the structuring of information on vulnerability assessments in a way that these concepts can be queried or assessed via a structured and rational manner.
Finally, the tasters gave their hardened assessments in a flurry of paper ballots.
Leslie Wolfe, president of Maximus, said it would aim to carry out assessments in a "timely manner", but warned that improvements would not happen overnight.
I would prefer assessments in a wider range of skills sets that reward ability in the arts, science and sports – not just maths and English.
"We're hopeful that if we [conduct] the assessments in a timely manner, some of that anger and resentment will go away".
In response, the city is developing assessments in a range of subjects, including English as a second language, special education and music.
Scrapping Sats and league tables and replacing them with teacher assessments in a wider range of subjects than just the 3Rs, to encourage primaries to focus on the broader curriculum.
Some schools that use banding run their own tests at odd times, which means children sitting a plethora of different assessments in a way that might disadvantage certain types of family.
While there are many technology sites that evaluate and compare products, usually burying their assessments in a tsunami of other posts, Mr. Lam and his staff of freelancers decided to rely on deep examinations of specific product categories.
'When you have three assessments in a week'.
End restraint assessments in a system instability perspective are discussed, and available formulas are reviewed.
