The phrase "assessments of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evaluations or analyses related to a specific subject or entity.
Example: "The assessments of a student's performance are crucial for understanding their academic progress."
Alternatives: "evaluations of a" or "analyses of a".
High-throughput non-invasive assessments of a dedicated panel of seventeen diverse maize hybrids were conducted to assess the potential of two active sensors and one passive sensor to discriminate the biomass and nitrogen uptake.
That led to some optimistic assessments of a rout.
I'm not going to make invidious comparisons or qualitative assessments of a national treasure.
One way to close the language gap, Paul reasoned, would be to make early assessments of a child's language world.
Worse, I've seen my own assessments of a patient's health appear in another doctor's notes.
His assessments of a politician's chances of high office or party leadership were instantaneous and nearly always right.
Johnson, in his taped conversations, occasionally offered astute, well-informed, tactically clever, and even funny assessments of a situation.
They exist, these gorgeous, outgoing creatures with great bodies and cool assessments of a certain kind of dating game (the kind that takes place in hip bars).
It operates on the principle that only reviews by anonymous, professionally trained experts can be trusted for accurate assessments of a restaurant's food and service.
Property inspection fees can be levied every month or so, and fees can be imposed every two months to cover assessments of a home's worth.
These can be basic serving suggestions he recommends that a Champagne Flip be consumed "as expeditiously after being served as possible"—or assessments of a drink's palliative properties.
