"methodical assessment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a thorough and systematic evaluation or analysis of something. Example: The doctor conducted a methodical assessment of the patient's symptoms, taking into account their medical history and performing various tests to reach a diagnosis.
Experts recommend repeated and methodical assessment of HRQoL, particularly by the use of questionnaires.
In contrast, this so-called "scouting report", which the Harvard Crimson reported on last week, is a methodical assessment of the attractiveness of freshman female soccer players.
Though anti-drug war broadsides are about as common in Rolling Stone as paeans to the late Hunter S Thompson, Wells' piece was unusually effective because it was not about the unappreciated pleasures of psychedelia but instead a methodical assessment of the high costs and low benefits of highly-punitive drug policies employed by the US.
Many reports about the HPA axis during sepsis represent "snapshot" measurements of HPA axis function, rather than a methodical assessment as a function of time, and are mostly performed following ACTH stimulation tests [21].
As detailed by the Project on National Security Reform, the system has one very basic shortcoming: no where is there any methodical assessment of overall national strategy, a review of the totality of national interests and how to best attain them.
Many reports about the HPA axis during sepsis represent "snapshot" measurements of HPA axis function, rather than a methodical assessment as a function of time, and are mostly performed following ACTH stimulation tests [ 21].
Methodical assessments of an appropriate construction method for a concrete project have been found deficient.
Quality assessment allows the methodical appraisal and evaluation of primary studies and is an established feature of systematic reviews of randomised controlled trials.
Methodical post-harvest assessment and feedback to the planning and harvesting team.
Next month, Mr. Henderson will begin a methodical around-the-world assessment of G.M., starting with visits to Canada and Mexico, followed by trips to Asia, South America and Europe.
All in all referring to the functionalist method we follow one of the leading methodical guidelines of technology assessment: to expose the premises of prospective technology programs, to analyze their secondary problems, and to bring all societal consequences to full display.
