The phrase "assessed annually in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is evaluated or reviewed on a yearly basis within a specific framework or category.
Example: "The company's financial performance is assessed annually in accordance with industry standards."
Alternatives: "evaluated each year in" or "reviewed annually in".
Yet, in a push-and-pull that is not unusual in education politics, the states are expecting George W. Bush to ask Congress to fulfill a high-profile campaign promise: to require that every student in the third through eighth grades be assessed annually in mathematics and reading, on tests that each state would design and score.
The lake-specific vertical distribution of larval coregonids was assessed annually in Finnish lakes by bongo net sampling.
Changes in vegetation around each trap station were assessed annually in the forest and bi-annually in the corridor.
Cognition was assessed annually in participants from the Rush "Memory and Aging Project" (MAP), a community-dwelling cohort representative of the overall aging population.
Tanner stage and anthropometry were assessed annually in clinic.
Nephropathy was assessed annually in the DCCT and biannually in the EDIC using an AER (11).
Energy expenditure and sports participation was assessed annually by a questionnaire validated in US adolescents[ 26] which has been modified for Tasmanian conditions and used previously in women in this age group where it was associated with bone mass at the femoral neck[ 27].
The estimated sample size of the study population is 160 patients in 1 year, which is the average number of patients assessed annually by the emergency surgical team in our hospital for suspected acute appendicitis, conservatively treated with antibiotics and observed.
The above- and below-ground growth of nine exotic tree species was assessed annually for 3 years from planting in a randomised block field trial.
These issues are addressed using the example of self-reported disability in older women assessed annually for 6 years.
Serum creatinine and A1C are assessed annually using the same methods as in the DCCT (12, 13, 14).
