The phrase "assessed beforehand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to evaluations or analyses that are conducted prior to a specific event or action.
Example: "The risks associated with the project were assessed beforehand to ensure a smooth implementation."
Alternatives: "evaluated in advance" or "analyzed prior".
Based on the Gibbs energy minimization, phase diagrams can be predicted for the binary and higher order systems, provided the component subsystems are thermodynamically assessed beforehand.
Each focus group lasted half a day, adopted a semi-structured approach, with a structure piloted and assessed beforehand with participant and group discussions recorded with consent (Howarth and Monasterolo, 2016).
Suppose the mean and variance values can be assessed beforehand.
DNA pooling provides the potential for large scale population genetic studies with fewer assays, provided enough reference individuals are also genotyped and DNA quality is properly assessed beforehand.
Briefly, use of wireless telephones was self-reported and not validated by operator records; exposure misclassification would thus be expected to some extent, although this error is unlikely to have been different with respect to serum TTR concentration since exposure was assessed beforehand.
In each case, a staff member must assess beforehand whether the relatives can handle it, explain what they will see and stay with them during the procedure.
This is hard to assess beforehand but indications are: the problem sets and exams assigned in the class; the text book that is used; and pre-requisites.
With the ISR, system operators can assess beforehand if an island operation can be successful for a given distribution system at its current operating state.
The effects on the hospital level, the case level, and geographically access to care for the German hospital landscape were not assessed scientifically beforehand for one primary reason.
Once again, discussion is reverted on the objectivity and subjectivity of the weak signals, and the problems of assessing signals beforehand.
An FCO spokesman insisted its CSSF programmes have "robust measures in places" to protect the human rights of beneficiaries, were risk assessed and analysed beforehand and were in line with foreign policy objectives.
