The phrase "actual assessed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the real or true evaluation of something, often in a formal or technical setting.
Example: "The actual assessed value of the property was significantly lower than the initial estimate."
Alternatives: "true evaluated" or "real appraisal".
In the case of eight of those courses, the actual assessed value is far lower than the values Trump claimed in his FEC financial disclosure filing.
The most valuable office property in New York City is the World Trade Center, with an actual assessed value of $1.395 billion.
The fee, $175, is applied to property with an actual assessed value of at least $2 million.
While that amount is usually lower than the assessed value -- because the transitional assessed value lags behind the assessed value if the market value of the property increases from year to year -- it is possible for the "actual" assessed value to be lower than the transitional assessed value if the market value of a building decreases).
An operational use of the actual evapotranspiration assessed by remote sensing approaches requires the integration of instantaneous fluxes to daily values.
The ROC analysis results in a behavioral threshold of 43% and confirms the actual thresholds assessed in individual fish (Fig. 9).
However, Parker [ 43] showed that the PBI scores provided by their subjects reflected the actual parenting assessed by significant others with acceptable validity.
It has been shown that self-reported SHS exposure greatly underestimates actual exposure assessed by the biomarker such as cotinine level.
Hence, it is always desirable to develop a method which is similar with the actual conditions to assess the actual intake of caffeine through coffee.
Accordingly, two important models from literature are re-simulated and their capability to predict an actual coverage is assessed.
We then assessed actual over- and undertriage rates in a random sample of 86 trauma cases collected over a six-week period at the same centre.
