The phrase "ascertained and evaluated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of determining and assessing information or data.
Example: "The results of the experiment were ascertained and evaluated to ensure accuracy and reliability."
Alternatives: "determined and assessed" or "verified and analyzed".
There are superior cushioning properties in the larger area under the stress strain curve (and transversal line); this can be ascertained by palpation and evaluated as the more resilient mucosa.
The medical history of the entire family was ascertained and considered when evaluating the "pseudo wild-type" FVL test results and determining the haemostasis risk burden.
Participants were asked how confident did they think they were at assessing various aspects of a published paper or how confident they felt that they were able to assess adequacy of sample size, ascertain bias and evaluate statistical tests.
Time constraints for research and teaching were ascertained through personal interviews and evaluated from teaching schedules of the surgical department.
Advancement of knowledge about cancer risks near nuclear facilities depends on testing specific hypotheses grounded in physical and biological mechanisms of exposure and susceptibility while considering sample size and ability to adequately quantify exposure, ascertain cancer cases, and evaluate plausible confounders.
Until such time that there is a more robust body of evidence, it is recommended that these interventions be piloted and evaluated carefully to ascertain whether they are generalizable to different populations and contexts.
Thus this rate can be ascertained and projected.
They checked, corrected, ascertained and re-ascertained the data.
Musculoskeletal complaints were ascertained by the standardized Nordic questionnaire, which has recently been translated into Greek and evaluated for its validity [ 23, 24].
Nonetheless, valuable insights can still be ascertained from evaluating the performance of pilot screening programmes that have been documented based on the JCIH criteria.
