The phrase "and cannot be assessed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is not able to be evaluated or measured in a particular context.
Example: "The effectiveness of the new policy is still unclear, as its impact on employee morale is subjective and cannot be assessed."
Alternatives: "and cannot be evaluated" or "and is not measurable".
Consequently, the perception of an individual can never stand for an objective truth and cannot be assessed via standardised and supposed objective criteria.
The evaluation of the later quantity requires a pushover analysis to be performed on the discrete multistory building and cannot be assessed by considerations on linear systems.
As previously mentioned, sometimes subtle long-term EEG changes correlate with a patient's prognosis and cannot be assessed by visual inspection.
But their independent motivation also bears witness to the fact that controversies about (28) stem from genuine and fundamental philosophical conundrums and cannot be assessed by appealing to our intuitions about the meaning of 'part'part
Experiences of sexual abuse and assault are subjective, and cannot be assessed according to objective criteria.
Values outside these limits are considered non-steady state and cannot be assessed.
If there are no reliable basic data on the national workforce, recurrent costs and domestic and external financing then accountability and transparency are hampered, and effectiveness cannot be assessed.
The presence of wall thickening, arterial stenosis, luminal thrombus and aneurysm cannot be assessed by PET alone; CTA and MRA are complementary to PET for complete evaluation of the patient with aortitis [24]. .
Davide Tassinari The use of the word proxy is in my opinion inappropriate: Quality of life, (Qol) Health Care Needs (HCN) and Satisfaction (Sat) are all distinct concepts and Qol cannot be assessed "in the place of" the other two.
Three chromosomes (BTA 19, 28 and 29) cannot be assessed for consistency of their order between the ILTX 2005 and BovGen RH map because they have no markers in common.
And too often, despite everyone's best efforts, the police are left trying to find support for someone who has either been assessed as not having a psychiatric disorder and therefore is not admissible to hospital, or is under the influence of alcohol or drugs and so cannot be assessed.
