The phrase "assessed again for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of evaluating something a second time for a specific purpose or criteria.
Example: "The patient's condition will be assessed again for any changes in symptoms."
Alternatives: "re-evaluated for" or "reassessed for".
Ray and Lorena have been told that they have to undertake very specific psychological therapy for 12 and 24 months respectively before they can be assessed again for their fitness to care for children.
At the end of the surgical procedure, remifentanil and sevoflurane or propofol were discontinued and patients were assessed again for their ability to squeeze a hand on command (second return of consciousness, ROC 2).
Samples were assessed again for the presence of mCherry or EGFP in the target region 1 h after axonal severing or cell ablation.
At three days postoperative the pain at the time of measurement will be assessed, again for leg and back pain separately.
After the TMS experiments the motor block of the right leg was assessed again and for all subjects the score was still 4.
Neil Heslop, the new chief executive of Leonard Cheshire Disability, welcomes the government announcement earlier this month that people with the most severe, lifetime conditions will no longer be assessed again and again to qualify for their out-of-work benefits.
After 3 contacts, residents were assessed again as to their appropriateness for admission to longer-term IRT bed care.
After 3 months of Running Therapy, participants will be assessed again with the same tests for neuropsychological and physical functioning.
If cART is not needed when the patient first enters care, the need for cART is assessed again at another 'appointment' scheduled after a set interval.
Ninety eight patients were positive for psychosis so assessed again in a second interview with the psychotic supplement of K-SADS-PL.
Twenty-four hours later, heart function was assessed again and the embryos were processed for immunofluorescence and electron microscopy analyses as described in the Supplementary Information.
