The phrase "written assessments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to exams or tests in which a student is required to write an answer or a paper, such as essay tests or research papers. For example: "The student had to take two written assessments in order to pass the course."
Three written assessments were completed by two cohorts of trainees; Cohort 1 was assessed post IP1, Cohort 2 was assessed pre & post IP2.
Indeed much intelligence is deemed too sensitive to be included in written assessments by other ministries.
Hopefully this will force even male teams or clubs that don't maintain written assessments of women's attractiveness to examine the ways they participate in power imbalances.
Students applying to study at either Oxford or Cambridge have to undergo different combinations of interview and written assessments depending on the course and college they are applying to.
"It paints an unfairly negative picture of our modification efforts and contradicts previous written assessments shared with us by the Treasury," said spokeswoman Vickee J. Adams, who said the criticisms were dated and did not reflect recent improvements.
In her hands, comedy is a powerful weapon though even she suffers a slight humour by-pass over critics, and spends more time than is healthy picking apart written assessments of her shows.
As students currently have to apply to individual colleges by undertaking different interviews and written assessments, the charity said it wants to see just one application process at each university, and that that single test should have more transparency in the interview process.
A spokesman for the university said it had been anxious to stress to teachers that the new assessments - described as "common format written assessments tailored to each subject" to be taken either before or at their interview - were not just another barrier for students to overcome".
Written assessments are essential components of higher education practices.
Data collection for the study was carried out through written assessments and structured questionnaires.
The viva has been increasingly used to gauge students' learning, beyond the traditional written assessments.
