The phrase "assessed because the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an evaluation or judgment is made based on certain criteria or reasons.
Example: "The project was assessed because the initial results indicated a significant improvement in performance."
Alternatives: "evaluated due to the" or "judged based on the".
It was largely a loose discussion, where views were aired and feedback was assessed, because the meeting was the first step of a process as the GAA seeks to tweak, amend and adapt the new hurling and football championship formats.
The other 170 could not be assessed because the panel had insufficient information to characterise the strains of bacteria used.According to Miguel Fernandes da Silva, a consultant with European Advisory Services, a company that advises on the regulation of food products, this was unfair.
The amount of damage dealt could not be assessed because the vulnerability had been running for months.
However, the temperature effects on the memory reliability characteristics are needed to be further assessed because the device temperature may increase during the chip operation.
Nexium® tablets from eleven websites and Zoloft® capsules from five websites could not be assessed because the authors' spectrometry protocol was established with reference standards for Nexium® capsules and Zoloft® tablets (the typical drug formulations sold in the United States).
Only visible changes (open wounds, lameness) were assessed, because the animals were used in further studies.
The strength of the evidence is difficult to assess, because the government has kept much of it secret and because of questions about whether some was gathered through torture.
The significance of the claim is hard to assess, because the court documents are heavily redacted and N.S.A. officials will not comment on the agency's secret surveillance programs.
The effect of the advertiser defections is hard to assess because the total number of Mr. Limbaugh's national advertisers is unknown.
Their rivalry is hard to assess, because the British system is not used to politicians making their way to the top outside the House of Commons, via the London mayoralty and television celebrity.
Pharmaceutical executives often attribute high prices to the cost of research and development, but this claim is difficult to assess because the price of a drug is not tied directly to the cost of developing it; companies use revenues from successful drugs to compensate for R&D wasted on ones that fail.
