"transparent assessment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to an assessment or evaluation process that is open, clear, and easily understood by all parties involved. Example: The company prides itself on its transparent assessment process, in which employees are given detailed feedback on their performance and areas for improvement are openly discussed.
Study quality was assessed using a tool adapted to observational studies, providing a transparent assessment of the risk of a range of biases for each study.
Or, you can have managed economic convergence, based on the five positive economic tests, with an objective and transparent assessment which will underpin the referendum.
Ecosystem services payments must be based on a standardised transparent assessment of the goods and services provided.
Earlier in the day, Fox asked David Cameron for a "full and transparent assessment about the Guardian involvement in the Snowden affair" at prime minister's question time in the House of Commons.
Fox had asked the prime minister whether "we can have a full and transparent assessment about whether the Guardian involvement in the Snowden affair had damaged Britain's national security".
"Firstly, the report is an extremely transparent assessment," said Tyler Van Leeuwen, an analyst at Advanced Resources, adding that many experts agreed with its conclusions and that by identifying promising areas, the report heightened competition for Southwestern.
"They should demand public and transparent assessments of the progress each individual bank is making.
And the assistant infrastructure minister, Jamie Briggs, insists it is "committed to more rigorous and transparent assessments of vital infrastructure projects to ensure we build more for less more quickly''.
We suggest options for further development of global land footprint accounting methods, particularly highlighting the advantages of hybrid accounting approaches as a framework for robust and transparent assessments of the global displacement of land use.
Instead, IFCs would provide independent and transparent assessments of the fiscal policies produced by governments [52].
Proposals for the establishment of IFCs focus on the benefits that independent and transparent assessments and forecasts can bring to policy making [66, 73].
