The phrase "are assessed with reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or measurement of something in relation to a specific standard or criterion.
Example: "The students' performances are assessed with reference to the established learning outcomes."
Alternatives: "evaluated in relation to" or "measured against".
The three steps of resource allocation at hospital level and the three steps of tariff calculation at national level are assessed, with reference to the two main goals of DRG introduction: improving efficiency and improving transparency [14].
With the perfect maintenance of the four controlled product compositions on their specifications, the three kinds of controlled variables, i.e., temperature, temperature difference, and double temperature difference, are assessed with reference to all kinds of feed composition disturbances and the one with the minimum averaged variability is screened out for each control loop.
Complete accuracy and repeatability of the assay was assessed with reference to 97 sequenced samples.
The performance of the proposed formulation is assessed with reference to well-documented physical tests and established analytical formulations.
Then, the utility of this indicator set is assessed with reference to retrogressional successions in typical wetland ecosystems of Northern Germany.
The sustainability achieved by applying a retrofit measure is assessed with reference to the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Protocol.
The numerical effectiveness of both algorithms is assessed with reference to an I-shaped, a Z-shaped and a RHS cross sections.
Slamming loads and grounding events of ocean waves acting on the bottom of high speed vessels will be assessed with reference to the ship structural damage.
Intrinsic motivation is typically assessed using items that explicate people's affective and/or cognitive evaluations of a particular object or activity, whereas extrinsic motivation is assessed with reference to external incentives for task engagement.
The origin of the rate-sensitive behaviour of plasticity over strain rate regimes from 10−5 to 105 s−1 has been assessed with reference to three key mechanisms: dislocation nucleation, time of flight (dislocation mobility) and thermally activated escape of pinned dislocations.
The suitability of groundwater for irrigation in some selected areas of intensive farming in five districts of the Upper West region has been assessed with reference to internationally accepted standards.
