The phrase "assessments of source" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or analysis of a particular source of information or data.
Example: "The assessments of source credibility are crucial in determining the reliability of the information presented in the report."
Alternatives: "evaluations of source" or "analyses of source".
Based on these results, assessments of sources and ecological effects of hormones and WMPS should consider CSO bypass discharges and other sources of untreated wastewater.
In recent years, increased attention has been focused on models for risk assessment of source areas in agricultural landscapes.
The choice of optimal sites is a complex process and cannot rest solely on the best technical site for storage; it requires a detailed assessment of source issues, transport links, and integration with economic and environmental factors.
The exposed HCW also facilitated the assessment of source, reporting on source location and HIV status if known.
Annotation and assessment of source locations for Newbler singletons revealed the difficulties encountered in assembling non-uniformly expressed transcripts.
These efforts are hindered by uncertainties related to the characterization and assessment of source, exposure, and exposure-response.
We propose that Japan should accelerate the incoming flow of medical practitioners through agreements with other countries permitting early mutual recognition of medical practitioners' licenses, with periodic assessment of source countries to ensure the quality of immigrant doctors.
Genetic analysis can be used to help stack the odds of a reintroduction in favour of success, by conducting assessment of source populations to evaluate the possibility of inbreeding and outbreeding depression and by conducting postrelease monitoring.
In a recently published study, Battal et al. suggest that simply using visual assessment of source DW-MR images performed using b0 and b800 allows detection and differentiation of focal liver lesions.
Signal detection analysis (as used here), provides an index of sensitivity (d'; the difference between standardised hit and false alarm rates) that allows assessment of source monitoring accuracy independent of response criterion (c; the mean of standardised hit and false alarm rates; see Macmillan & Creelman, 2005).
