The phrase "assessed at approximately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evaluations or estimates of values, quantities, or conditions in various contexts, such as finance, research, or assessments.
Example: "The property was assessed at approximately $300,000 during the appraisal."
Alternatives: "evaluated at roughly" or "estimated at about".
Union Carbide's value at the time was assessed at approximately $12 billion.
The average property in Teaneck was assessed at approximately $417,900, an increase of 132.1% from the prior year's average.
∞ Understanding assessed at approximately 1 week.
The test-retest reliability was assessed at approximately two weeks post initial completion of the battery.
Test-retest reliability was assessed at approximately two weeks post initial completion of the battery.
Depth of sedation was assessed at approximately at the same time each day during the treatment and the 48-hour follow-up period by using the RASS.
Outcomes were assessed at baseline (approximately 15 weeks of pregnancy), 24 and 32 weeks of pregnancy by laboratory tests and self-administered questionnaires.
He assessed at Utgrunden, approximately 0.2%% of the flocks migrating in spring and 0.3%% of the flocks passing Yttre Stengrund in autumn are at risk of collision, resulting in an estimated fatality rate of one bird per turbine and year.
The delayed effects were assessed at passage 2 (approximately 10 population doublings postexposure).
Primarily quantitative outcomes will be gathered through measures assessed at baseline and at approximately one week after the intervention.
After adjustment for ethnicity, 6-, 16-, and 45-month PCB-153 concentrations were all inversely associated with DPOAEs assessed at 45 months, with approximately the same magnitude of association (a decrease of about 1 dB SPL as PCB-153 concentration increased from the 25th to 75th percentile).
