The phrase "assessed alike" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that two or more subjects are evaluated in the same manner or treated equally in an assessment.
Example: "In this study, the participants were assessed alike to ensure consistency in the results."
Alternatives: "evaluated similarly" or "judged in the same way".
In a culture where presidents, celebrities and products alike are assessed as brands, it's perfectly natural to be more fascinated by the people shaping the image than the ones who merely claim it in public.
So while Invention Discovery helps our corporate clients locate the most promising innovations, Invention Evaluator helps innovators and prospective licensees alike assess their market potential.
Geographic information systems and spatial analysis must be further developed; they are very useful tools when conducting vulnerability assessments, assessing environmental exposures, prioritizing research, and disseminating findings to decision makers and the public alike (Jerrett et al. 2010).
In telephone calls and private gossip, grass-roots activists, big donors and presidential prospects alike are assessing the party's trouncing, and for some of them, Mr. McAuliffe is a big target.
The company uses a traffic colour-coding system: green for good, yellow for mediocre and red for bad, making it easy for German and non-German speakers alike to assess the sustainability of a wide range of products.
Subsequently, results might be misused by commercial and government institutions alike to assess eligibility for health, economic and social privileges resulting in indirect harm to patients (Bauer et al. 2017).
These works are then pursued by gallerists, editors, and parents alike who assess whether four years of bad bathroom nudes were able to transform into thoughtful photo projects.
Predatory arthropods, true predators and parasitoids alike, cannot assess from a distance how many herbivores there are on a given plant.
Ideally, quality control materials should be developed so that manufacturers and procurers alike can assess test lots prior to purchase to ensure that expected performance is maintained.
Students alike should be encouraged to go for programmes that are strictly assessed.
