"close assessment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that you are carefully considering something. For example, "After a close assessment of the situation, I was able to make the correct decision."
For Brunton at the Castle Hotel, close assessment of the debate brings with it more contortions.
Under the approach Mr. Paulson outlined, deciding who would qualify for a loan modification would require a close assessment of each borrower asking for help.
While Blackman welcomes the national plan to close assessment and treatment facilities, she warns: "There's good stuff being written … but the reality – translating it on to the ground – is miles away".
Patients in respiratory distress presenting to the ED require close assessment of their oxygenation, ventilation and acid-base balance.
More perioperative research is needed to identify ways to reduce risk, provide close assessment of high-risk patients, and implement the identified risk-reduction strategies.
We suggest that a close assessment of exon dosage in these families may reveal either association, or the lack of it, between deleterious deletions and autism.
The high image resolution allowed close assessments of the subclinical skin pigmentation.
Just having closing assessment and treatment beds as a target could lead to poor support being transferred into a community setting.
This is not to judge disadvantaged students by a different standard; but by the same standard, just through intelligent use of data to drive lower offers rather than merely "flagging" a candidate for closer assessment.
A closer assessment of the dynamics of this capacity can reveal where augmentation is needed.
The Dynamic Pruritus Score and Itch-Free Days questionnaire enable a closer assessment of patient responses to treatment.
