"public assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "public assessment" to refer to evaluations of a person or thing that are given by people who are not directly involved in the subject of the assessment. For example, "The public assessment of the new mayor's performance has been overwhelmingly positive."
For non-AMNOG documents, the overall rate was 75% for methods items (journal publications: 67%, European public assessment reports: 54%, registry reports: 46%); complete reporting of results items was noticeably poorer (overall rate: 52%, journal publications: 41%, European public assessment reports 29%, registry reports: 21%).
Conventional, publicly available sources (European public assessment reports, journal publications, and registry reports) provide insufficient information on new drugs, especially on patient relevant outcomes in approved subpopulations.
We also considered all European public assessment reports, journal publications, and registry reports referring to these studies and included in the dossiers.
We specifically considered the European context (inclusion of European public assessment reports), as new drugs assessed according to AMNOG are generally approved by EMA in a centralised procedure, and a European public assessment report is available for each drug.
But neither offered any public assessment today, instead retreating for quiet time and food with families.
There must be a public assessment of what was achieved in Afghanistan.
IMPROVER is, therefore, a mix of internal/non-public as well as external/public assessment tests or challenges.
The European Public Assessment Report (EPAR) provides details of the measures required for each product and the agreed time frame for completion.
PAMs extracted from European Public Assessment Reports (EPARs) were compared with data requests issued by the G-BA in the context of conditional appraisals.
Moreover European Public Assessment Report (EPAR) and data supplied by marketing authorization holder (GlaxoSmithKline) were reported.
Information on comparative efficacy was obtained from the European Medicines Agency European Public Assessment Reports.
