The phrase "emergency assessment" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use the phrase when referring to an assessment done in response to a sudden, unexpected event that requires immediate action. For example, "The hospital conducted an emergency assessment of the patient to determine the best course of treatment."
The proportion receiving firsts rose from 7% in 2005 to almost 18% in 2006 - a 157% increase It emerged that under the emergency assessment system adopted by Liverpool, students could technically achieve a first-class degree without a single first-class mark in any individual unit of their degree.
The inspection looked at the accident and emergency department and the emergency assessment unit (EAU).
· Christian Aid's Asia specialist Anjali Kwatra is part of a Christian Aid emergency assessment mission in Batticaloa, eastern Sri Lanka.
Finally, this method is applied to the emergency assessment of Eleventh National Games, which further illustrates the rationality and feasibility of this method on large-scale sports events emergency assessment.
The inspectors questioned whether informed consent had been given by some patients in the hospital's emergency assessment unit for some medical procedures, the Guardian understands.
With some reluctance, they finally agree to go to the addresses we provide, but as they have no powers of arrest, we need to arrange an emergency assessment.
Since 2003 she has been an independent consultant in safety and security and in emergency assessments for humanitarian and development organisations Rowan Harvey, women's rights advocacy adviser, ActionAid UK, London, UK. @rowanharvey1 Rowan has held campaign and advocacy roles at various NGOs.
What are the emergency assessments if we were to have a spill or if some kind of issue happens, you know, what are those procedures?" A growing body of green campaigners, including big guns from Food and Water Watch and Friends of the Earth, are gathering in opposition too.
They are "secured by pledged collateral consisting of reimbursement premiums and earnings, emergency assessments and investment earnings from the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund Finance Corp".
Information and communications technologies (ICTs) are used in developing countries and humanitarian settings for economic empowerment, health management, improving access to education, reporting safety risks, agricultural development, and emergency assessments, among other uses.
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