"competitive assessment" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to the evaluation of a performance against a certain standard to determine who has a better standing in relation to each other. For example: "We will be conducting a competitive assessment to determine who is the best candidate for the job."
Therefore, she takes issue with "the OFT's stance on market definition, its competitive assessment and its cautious approach to clearance".
It seems that the week before, BMW had put its hands on an ATS and run its own competitive assessment.
Entry to the Berkshire boarding school, which educated David Cameron and several members of his inner circle, is via a highly competitive assessment system.
To fill the newly created position of adviser for competitive assessment and quality, Nissan North America has hired David Champion, formerly the senior director of Consumer Reports' auto test center.
Despite the change of employer, the CIA veteran says the art and practice of intelligence gathering are largely the same whether you're scouting hostile territory or a competitor's business operation.Mr Kinsinger's "Business Intelligence and Competitive Assessment" course teaches Thunderbird's MBA students how to perform "robust external analysis".
Female composers often miss out on grants "because women put themselves forward for competitive assessment less often than men… No one is suggesting that women get somewhere because of their gender over merit, but the assumption that 'we haven't got any women because the men were better' means you aren't looking hard enough," the presenter wrote.
Three feet, five feet, seven feet: the watermarks on the sides of buildings allowed for competitive damage assessment, and by this grim standard Pioneer Street ranked near the top.
She was offered the opportunity to leave the lab and get the company's CTI activity -- then dubbed "competitive technical assessment" -- up and running.
Most toxicologic studies have focused on the competitive binding assessment of environmental contaminants with T4, without evaluating their ability to modify transport protein synthesis.
Unfortunately, such mechanisms cannot be corroborated by toxicologic data because studies have focused on the competitive binding assessment of contaminants with T4, without paying attention to their possible ability to modify transport protein synthesis.
Since banking industry is highly competitive, the performance assessment has been receiving more attention recently.
