The phrase "democratic assessment" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to an evaluation or judgment made in a democratic way, where the opinions of all individuals are considered and valued. Example: "The committee conducted a democratic assessment of the candidates, allowing all members to share their views before making a decision on the final selection."
You end up with weird tirades against a bitchy waiter rather than a real, democratic assessment of value.
Although we may continue to use some diagnostic, formative, and summative forms of assessment, new approaches to democratic assessment practices require instructors to use more integrative assessment, and to include assessment as a seamless and widely distributed part of the learning process.
Unnecessary restriction of democratic assessment by the local or regional authority.
The White House, after protesting the meaninglessness of the measuring point, has succumbed to the instinct to puff itself, and to fight back against Democratic assessments that call Mr. Bush the worst thing since polio.
And his recent scandal polarized voters' pizza sentiments even more: Republicans gave Godfather's even higher marks, while independents turned more negative -- and Democratic assessments of the pizza chain plummeted.
Traditional assessments Democratic assessments Emphasis on independent work Emphasis on acting together Defined by disciplinary boundaries Interwoven knowledge Emphasis on written work Performative practices.
Democratic-only assessment of quality.
Organisations like WaterAid are using mWater to monitor a water source once it has been created, but other NGOs like the Ugandan Water Project are using the app to conduct a more democratic pre-site assessment.
It is not desirable for the South Korean government to deploy THAAD hastily at this politically sensitive time with the presidential election, without going through the democratic process, an environmental assessment or a public hearing.
Those worries have found voice in both parties this year, with Trump and Sen. Bernie Sanders (Vt). both rallying their supporters during the Republican and Democratic primaries with the assessment that the system is rigged.
As of the end of 2005, Kerry had more than $15 million in contributions stashed away for another bid, as well as a handful of major fund-raisers who remain loyal to him, but the general assessment among Democratic insiders is that his Swift boat has already sailed.
