The phrase "assessments only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to specify that something pertains exclusively to assessments, often in contexts like education or evaluation criteria.
Example: "The workshop will focus on assessments only, ensuring that participants gain a thorough understanding of evaluation methods."
Alternatives: "evaluation only" or "testing only".
Treatment success rates by OTE groups are presented numerically in Table 2 and graphically in Figures 1, 2, 3, 4. Treatment success variables based on the post-treatment assessments only are shown in Figures 1 (GSRS Heartburn item) and 2 (investigator-assessed heartburn).
Finally, Lowenstein claims ratings assessments only "look backward" and, we believe, inaccurately portrays our analysis of consumer behavior.
On the most recent science and history assessments, only 18 and 13 percent of 12th graders, respectively, showed proficiency.
Although over 300,000 households have asked for assessments, only around 4,000 have signed up to the financial packages offered.
If that goal is, by many assessments, only slightly less distant than it was two years ago by, his pursuit of it wins wide praise.
The rules would update legislation that requires environmental impact assessments only for natural gas projects that extract at least 500,000 cubic meters each day.
The Assessment Only (ASSESS) group only completes assessments.
Yesterday, the president insisted that he found out about the new assessment only last week.
According to the American assessment, only 4,000 Afghan troops will be trained and equipped by the end of September.
Bellamy deconstructed the Arsenal midfielder's claim with an assured, hard-to-argue-with assessment, only to be sabotaged by the actual result between the sides.
Moreover, environmental law requires a full-scale federal assessment only when preliminary investigation suggests that a project might have "significant impact".
