The phrase "and I assessed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an action of evaluation or judgment that you performed in relation to a subject or situation.
Example: "After reviewing the data, I took a moment to reflect on the findings, and I assessed the potential impact on our project."
Alternatives: "and I evaluated" or "and I analyzed".
The professor and I assessed the performance on the quizzes and determined which students, if any, were unhappy with the speed of the class.
The teaching methods I applied promoted participation by involving all of the students in a variety of ways, and I assessed the effectiveness of these methods with teaching evaluations, conversations with the students, observation during section and office hours, and exam performance.
I noticed all of this at about 10pm – I was just queuing up Rick & Morty and settling in for the evening – and I assessed the damage and called T-Mobile.
(D–I ) Ret expression in control and Runx1 CKO DRGs at E16.5 (D and E ), P0 (F and G ) and P10 (H and I ), assessed by in situ hybridization.
"Customers come in, and I assess what they like," Mr. Maldonado said.
In a new study, Barbara Luppi, Sandra Paterlini and I assess the impact of Title IV on private fund performance.
The Joint Chiefs of Staff and I assess the risks to our military forces and our military missions — at home and abroad — from this force deployment decision to be acceptable.
When someone comes to our service, my team and I assess their needs so we can support them, discuss their options and develop a plan with other agencies.
What do you want me to understand in your story here?" And I assess all my leaders on three dimensions: the head, the heart and the guts.
In a paper this week in the journal Science, several colleagues and I assess the state of this understanding and what it implies about the recent past, present and future of hurricanes.
Through a series of models and drawings, I assessed the varying success of these once random elements.
