The phrase "assessments of material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing evaluations or analyses of physical or abstract materials, such as in education, research, or quality control.
Example: "The assessments of material used in the construction project revealed several areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "evaluations of materials" or "analyses of materials".
This is followed by more specific assessments of materials used (Additional file 2, page 2), the process (Additional file 2, page 3), and the human interface (Additional file 2, page 4).
The article deals with issues related to quality assessment of material educational tools for technical education.
One of the design review topics is the selection of materials, material procurement, and assessment of material performance during operation.
Successful designs require accurate assessment of material properties, which can be influenced by the internal microstructure of materials.
"On 14 January the DPP announced that the CPS will conduct a comprehensive assessment of material in the possession of the Metropolitan police service relating to phone hacking following developments in the civil courts – cases taking place on this issue.
In the commercial development of novel nanoscale materials, a proactive approach toward safe commercialization requires assessment of material safety for manufacturing, in product use and for environmental impacts.
In the current study, we use an experimental approach to investigate the single and combined effects of color and surface roughness on the assessment of material warmth.
In a letter to The Independent, Assistant Commissioner Cressida Dick revealed that officers from the Yard's Specialist Crime Directorate are now also conducting a "formal assessment" of material held about Rees, who was paid by newspapers including the NOTW and Daily Mirror.
The Metropolitan Police said an assessment of material found "insufficient evidence of dishonesty or criminal misconduct".
Currently, a scientifically accurate assessment of material substitution is only possible at the end-product level.
