The phrase "assessed amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific value or quantity has been evaluated or determined, often in financial or legal situations.
Example: "The assessed amount of the property will determine the property tax owed for the year."
Alternatives: "evaluated value" or "determined amount".
If a village, through the growing of export crops on a fifth of its land, returned an amount in excess of the land rent for which it had been assessed, it would be free of land rent and would be reimbursed to the extent of the excess; on the other hand, if a village produced less than the assessed amount of land rent, it would have to make up the difference.
The assessed amount of Na% revealed that tube wells are relatively more suitable than dug well samples.
At that point, the only remaining options are to either pay the assessed amount and to file a claim for refund, or to negotiate a settlement with the IRS during a pretrial conference.
You have to figure that for the money BP is showering on these influence brokers, the chances are that the company wants them to find ways to lowball its liability rather make sure it does not have to pay a penny more than the maximum officially assessed amount of reparations.
We assessed amounts of THB-Gua adducts in hepatic DNA from control mice and mice exposed to 6.25 and 625 ppm BD using mass spectrometry.
These items assessing amount of marketing and placement are commonly assessed in store audit studies [ 8].
Finally, a GO tree depth was calculated to assess amount and quality of GO annotations.
The MobQues measures mobility of children with CP by assessing amount of difficulty the children have in executing mobility activities.
Participants completed practice time diaries as a means of assessing amount of engagement with the CBCT program.
Although their primary objective was assessing amount of alcohol consumed, Mukamal et al. also examined beer, wine, and liquor consumption in 5,865 participants in the Cardiovascular Health Study.
Accelerometers provide a more precise tool of assessing amount and intensity of PA, and should preferably be included if feasible in studies where these dimensions are considered important.
