"specific assessment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular or detailed evaluation of something or someone. Example: The doctor conducted a specific assessment of my symptoms to determine the best course of treatment.
RECIST is easier to assess than UCSTS, which may deserve more specific assessment for trials with targeted therapies.
Federal officials said that very few of them had been judged to be credible, but that they knew of no specific assessment of their credibility.
Instead, it exudes the mechanical air of a show dutifully assembled according to a low and specific assessment of audience expectations.
But, he added, "patients need to know they can call somebody at midnight after surgery and get clear advice both on managing symptoms and on figuring out when the symptom requires more specific assessment for potential postsurgical problems".
Each was associated with a specific assessment instrument.
If we consider specific interventions, specific assessment will also be needed.
Manhattan Prices Are Leaping All Over the Borough The Real Estate Board of New York offered a site-specific assessment of the Manhattan market.
The Gojimo app is available on iOS, Android and the web and offers thousands of curriculum-specific assessment items.
Contextualized and domain-specific assessment procedures have gained importance in many subjects (Funke and Frensch 2007; Jonassen 2004).
In conclusion, appropriate interpretation of experiments in murine models requires individual species-specific assessment of neutrophil protease function and inhibition.
The ENM is first compared to its non-nano form counterpart to determine if ENM-specific assessment is required.
