"per assessment" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means "for each evaluation or examination." This phrase is often used in academic or professional settings to refer to the cost or frequency of evaluations or assessments. Example: The tuition fee is $100 per assessment, so a student taking five courses would pay $500 for exams and evaluations.
The founders of LeaderWorks have refitted the 360 concept for the family, at a cost of about $1,000 per assessment.
The real cost of such assessment is approximately $1450 per assessment, or approximately $12 per cared-for pregnancy.
Pearson advertises that it is paying scorers $75 per assessment, with work "available seven days a week" for current or retired licensed teachers or administrators.
Weights and average grade per assessment.
That's also for $40 per assessment but it's not in real-time.
Participants received compensation for completing follow-up assessments (amounts varied across studies from U.S. $10 to U.S. $30 per assessment).
Note: in one additional patient, a benign lesion was considered undetected at 10 min-per-view (assessment = 3) but was detected at 5 min-per-view and 5 min-per-view with WBR (assessment of 4) by reader 1.
Mr. Siegler said that other formulations for the flip tax include a flat fee per apartment, a percentage of the seller's profit, or a straight per-share assessment.
The $3,000-per-employee assessment would be reduced, on a sliding scale, for businesses that have 25 employees or fewer and pay workers less than about $27,000 a year.
We'll share insights about labor relations, and we'll talk about a nationwide, 10-cent-per-ticket assessment to finance a national marketing campaign (the beef and milk industry ads were great!).
Massachusetts, for example, is requiring employers with more than 10 employees to provide health insurance starting July 1 or pay a per-employee assessment, and, as of Feb. 5, San Francisco requires paid sick leave.
