The phrase "assessed charge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, billing, or legal matters where a charge has been evaluated or determined.
Example: "The assessed charge for the service provided was higher than expected, leading to a review of the billing process."
Alternatives: "evaluated fee" or "determined cost".
But United Utilities charges £272 for a single person under the assessed charge, and Thames Water charges £202.
Julie Ford email: Currently care for older people is free if you live in Scotland, however this is not the case in England (there is a means tested assessed charge), how will this change if there is a YES vote?
If you are single and live in a property in which it is not possible to have a meter installed, you can ask your water company to base your bill on an "assessed charge" which better reflects your consumption.
All students are assessed charges for summer audits.
We also assessed charges for procedures that might indicate severity of cardiac and coexisting disease, including preoperative intensive care unit admission, cardiac resuscitation, oxygen use, telemetry, echocardiography, percutaneous angioplasty or stent, continuous positive airway pressure, mechanical ventilation, or dialysis.
We also assessed charges for inpatient services before surgery, including preoperative admission to an intensive care unit, oxygen use, telemetry, echocardiography, dialysis, transfusion of packed red blood cells, and transfusion of fresh frozen plasma.
In order to properly assess charge and discharge processes, a performance coefficient was employed.
In summary, these results provide evidence that the method is adequate to assess charge heterogeneity as a CQA of this complex pharmaceutical.
BID's support themselves by assessing charges for their members.
The police and prosecutors have said that in assessing charges they will examine the role of each boy.
The Commission may assess charges for time spent searching, even if it fails to locate the records, or if records located are determined to be exempt from disclosure.
