"title assessment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the evaluation of a title of a book, article, movie, etc. For example, "I have to do a title assessment for the new book that our professor assigned us."
After title assessment, 89 studies were evaluated through their abstracts and 65 were excluded at this point.
To ensure the initiative of this policy, their performance shall be taken as an important criterion for professional qualification assessment, end-year bonus evaluation and title assessment.
In a review of published quality improvement curricula for clinicians, Boonyasai et al (2007) also identified a large number of potentially relevant citations and two authors undertook a title assessment phase, similar to our study [ 33].
Most reputable auctioneers provide a current title assessment that indicates that the property is free of all debt.
Title Preclinical assessment of antiviral combination therapy in a genetically humanized mouse model for hepatitis delta virus infection.
You report that with the signing of the free-agent pitcher Mike Mussina, the Yankees have become "prohibitive favorites to win their fourth straight World Series title," an assessment that few baseball fans would disagree with (Sports pages, Nov. 30).
Founded by Patrick Burns, former product manager at Betterment and Spruce's chief executive, and Andrew Weisgall, the chief operating officer at Spruce and former head of data science at Betterment, Spruce is angling to reduce the time to close a real estate deal by improving title insurance assessment and issuance.
The article selection was performed in two consecutive phases: title and abstract assessment (one reviewer, SB) and full-article assessment (two independent reviewers, SB and ES).
For example, the state of California requires a Title 24 energy assessment to be completed along with your permit.
Corresponding to the title, in this assessment focused on seismic behaviour of ODBS braced RC frame under real registered earthquake records and also the spectral forces parallel to exact modeling by finite element method (FEM).
You'll have to pay upfront fees for commercial real estate loans in order to cover the appraisal, inspection, environmental assessment, title insurance, legal expenses, underwriting services, and other associated costs.
