The phrase "assessed as suitable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an evaluation or judgment is made regarding the appropriateness or acceptability of something.
Example: "After a thorough review, the candidate was assessed as suitable for the position."
Alternatives: "evaluated as appropriate" or "determined to be acceptable."
In comparison, in BreathingSpace, out of the first 643 patients attending for assessment, 491 (76%) were assessed as suitable for rehabilitation and 393 (80%) of those agreed to attend.
All subjects were assessed as suitable for each allergen challenge including assessment of FEV1 and history of symptoms or respiratory illness.
Weeks later, against expectations, Rebecca was assessed as suitable for home detention curfew, released on a "tag" and was home with her children.
Until then, those (few) children assessed as suitable for proton beam treatment would continue to go to the United States at public expense.
Many of the sufferers, including those with Parkinson's and MS, are being denied full Employment Support Allowance and have been assessed as suitable for work-related activity – which means they should prepare for the workplace – and later face having their benefits removed altogether as an "incentive" to find a job, despite suffering from an illness that only worsens with time.
Therefore, various other mixtures of acetone and water in different proportions were assessed as suitable etchants.
Her rare blood type means that none of her relatives in Britain can help her, but her mother-in-law Theivanai Balanchandran, 53, has been medically assessed as a "suitable donor" and is willing to fly to London from Sri Lanka to provide a kidney.
It has been assessed as a suitable control period for the three applications at hand, basing on robust control theory and experience in the field.
Finally, microextraction by packed sorbent was assessed as a suitable tool in forensic and clinical methods for serum sample preparations.
Adults (aged over 14) on ART for at least four weeks who had a CD4 count over 100 were included in the study once they were assessed as clinically suitable for nurse led follow-up by a medical officer.
The AFT was assessed as more suitable than the KAB questionnaire for measuring EBP knowledge and skills in occupational therapists as it is an objective measure of knowledge and skills, has robust psychometric properties, and contains scenarios relevant to occupational therapy.
