The phrase "assessed activities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to activities that have been evaluated or analyzed for their effectiveness or outcomes.
Example: "The report includes a summary of the assessed activities conducted during the project to determine their impact on community engagement."
Alternatives: "evaluated tasks" or "analyzed actions".
The assessed activities included reading or viewing text messages, emails, map directions, internet sites and social messaging boards and typing or writing activities through these same applications.
Responsible, i.e. that lets the students carry out part of the assessed activities outside the classroom without the direct guidance of the professor.
A questionnaire that was filled in by the patient and the informant assessed activities, in a way similar to [ 36, 94 ].
Such challenges can be seen in a post-hoc evaluation of the community engagement program of the FEM-PrEP pre-exposure prophylaxis trial for HIV prevention among African women, which situated and assessed activities in the context of the 2011 GPP-HIV guidelines [ 48].
Three domains of disability were assessed, Activities of Daily Living (ADL: bathing, dressing, transferring, using the toilet, and eating [ 35]), Instrumental Activities of Daily Living [ 36] (IADL: shopping, preparing meals, and housework), and lower extremity mobility (walking and stair-climbing) [ 37].
A 2009 Cochrane review of 121 randomised controlled trials showed PRT to be an effective intervention for improving physical functioning in older people [ 21]; observed benefits included large positive effects on muscle strength as well as improved performance in some assessed activities.
Furthermore, even those studies that assessed activity parameters reported only mean levels rather than complexity or predictability of activity.
The special analysis shows that the uncertainty of the assessed activity is tied to that of the calibration activity data.
Using a chromogenic assay, we assessed activity of PL in psoriasis.
Interestingly, two different groups have assessed activity level using open field tests and demonstrated opposite trends [20], [21].
The final assessed activity was the participation in intersectoral actions.
