The phrase "assessments place" is not correct in written English as it lacks clarity and proper context.
It could potentially be used in a context discussing the location or setting of assessments, but it would need additional words for clarity.
Example: "The assessments place will be announced next week, so please stay tuned for updates."
Alternatives: "location of assessments" or "venue for assessments".
The assessments place patients on a continuum.
Many assessments place these Indian cities' output at least on a par with leading European centres of the time – of which Antwerp and Amsterdam stand out as the two foremost world cities in continental Europe during this wave of globalisation.
Phips reported recovering £300,000 worth of treasure from the wreck, although modern assessments place the value closer to £210,000.
Estimates of the number of taiko groups in Japan vary up to 5000 active in Japan, but more conservative assessments place the number closer to 800 based on membership in the Nippon Taiko Foundation, the largest national organization of taiko groups.
Recent assessments place the number of patients with metastatic bone disease is approximately 300 000∼400 000 in the United States alone.
The resulting assessments place each species in one of the following categories of extinction risk: extinct (EX); extinct in the wild (EW); critically endangered (CR); endangered (EN); vulnerable (VU); near threatened (NT); least concern (LC); and data deficient (DD).
This may be due to domain-specific assessments placing a differing domain-general cognitive load on test-takers.
In general, interviewees with long histories of participating in global environmental assessments placed particular value on their function as engagement platforms and the fact that they help integrate numerous divergent viewpoints.
Throughout the affected area, preliminary assessments placed damage at A$100 million.
Physical activity should be the main agenda of the Department of Health and the responsibilities for its effective prescription and assessments placed in the hands of appropriate health professionals.
The continuing advances in NM technology and growth of applications in quantitative clinical assessment place increases the pressure on technologists to learn and practice new techniques.
