The phrase "assessed as such" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something has been evaluated or judged in a particular way.
Example: "The project was assessed as such, leading to the decision to allocate additional resources."
Alternatives: "evaluated as such" or "judged as such".
What happens is that experimental work is not being assessed as such, even though there are proposals based on the assessment of skills focused on designing a problem, formulating and choosing hypothesis, interpreting data and obtaining conclusions.
My point is simply that the hypothesis in question belongs to empirical linguistics and has to be assessed as such.
It, therefore, should be assessed as such including the possibility of rising pressure on land, causing direct and indirect land use changes.
Thirdly, the assumption that communication skills are generic and can be assessed as such may be unjustified [ 19- 22].
The burden of the intervention was not assessed as such by participating patients but satisfaction with the intervention was.
Whether the success-rate using the MUAS chamber technique is different from other techniques for endoscopic biopsies cannot be assessed as such information in not yet available in the literature for other techniques.
Several biochemical markers have been assessed as potential biomarkers, such as dopamine metabolites in the CSF of PD patients, but do not correlate with PD severity [11].
An IPCC spokeswoman said: "The MPS has made us aware that two linked allegations are being assessed and as such it would be inappropriate to say more at this stage".
Mr. Albee (who also directed its Broadway production) said the play was not autobiographical, although some critics assessed it as such.
Numerous exploratory safety and efficacy end points were assessed and, as such, had no prespecified primary end point, and the study was not powered to conclusively evaluate its objectives.
Also, the lack of data on male patients meant only females were assessed and, as such, results should not necessarily be extrapolated to the male population.
