"composite assessment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to an assessment or evaluation that considers multiple factors. For example, "The school conducted a composite assessment of the student's performance in order to determine their grade."
The translational reports on known biomarkers and the composite assessment obtained by putting the available tumor characteristics together to assess the risk of recurrence provide a basis on which to make informed patient treatment selection decisions.
The guidelines recommend that nine pieces of personal and medical data about a patient, such as age, race and systolic blood pressure, be plugged into a new online risk calculator to generate a composite assessment of the risk of a heart attack, stroke or other cardiovascular diseases over the next 10 years.
In addition, we investigate this dependence with respect to each of the symptom-specific components that comprise the standard 17-item HAMD [13] composite assessment of depression.
This finding highlights that the 6MWT accounts for more than just physical functioning or muscle strength, and is a composite assessment that may also be influenced by cardiopulmonary status, mental health, motivation, neurological status and bodily pain [24, 44, 45].
That is because "Performance in the four skill areas is combined to provide a maximally reliable composite assessment of a candidate's overall language proficiency at a given point in time" (Penn State University, 2017).
The LRs could not be generated for any specific examination maneuver for a posterior cruciate ligament tear, but the composite assessment had an LR of 21.0 (95% CI, 2.1-205.0) for a positive examination and 0.05 (95% CI, 0.01-0.50) for a negative examination.
There would be no more specialized sustainability surveys, such as the current MIT SMR /BCG report; only composite assessments of contributions to flourishing.
12 The questions did not differentiate between composite team assessment and individual performance assessment.
Finally, by presenting explicit formulas for reliability evaluations of the automated distribution system, the composite reliability assessment models are completed.
The method to simulate cracking and "healing" behaviors of the composite allow assessment of the effects of component properties and composite geometry.
The composite risk assessment method, which is commonly used in civil engineering, can be used to quantify uncertainty associated with both indicator and management references in evaluating the status of a fishery.
