"regulatory assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to the evaluation of a company or organization's compliance with its relevant regulations or standards. For example, "The company underwent a rigorous regulatory assessment to ensure that its products were safe for consumer use."
However, the trust said that the corporation will need to submit more detailed proposals to allay concerns, that will have to undergo a "rigorous regulatory assessment", before any final decisions can be made to give the plan the greenlight.
"In short, in line with the regulatory framework we have made an application for a scientific and independent regulatory assessment for limited and targeted use of a neonicotinoid product in two specific contexts in the UK this season.
After three dismal years, the American banking industry regained its footing in 2010, according to a regulatory assessment released on Wednesday.
Such a composite model configuration promotes computational efficiency and robustness (desirable for regulatory assessment applications).
This indicates that questions and evidence of importance for regulatory assessment have been systematically ignored.
derived in the typical regulatory assessment procedure are used for the mixture toxicity prediction.
The government watchdog found that only five out of 19 regulatory assessments provided "good quality" analysis of the costs and benefits of proposed rules, while four did a downright bad job with "major defects" in their analysis.
The company's newest product integrates with testing laboratories to automate the documentation of product testing and regulatory assessments.
In an accompanying commentary, Séralini et al. [28] state that all raw data used in regulatory assessments of GM crops and pesticides should also be made public.
Regulatory assessments are performed by comparing the findings in a range of routine toxicity studies, designed for testing chemicals, with estimates of exposures.
All regulatory assessments of reproductive and developmental toxicity of drugs are now performed according to the harmonized international conference on harmonization (ICH) guidelines.
