The phrase "assessed data of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data that has been evaluated or analyzed in relation to a specific subject or context.
Example: "The assessed data of the recent survey indicates a significant shift in consumer preferences."
Alternatives: "evaluated data regarding" or "analyzed data on".
We assessed data of 240 patients admitted for open partial nephrectomy by seven different surgeons at our university medical center.
In the ActiFE-Ulm study, however, retrospectively assessed data of any fall were somewhat higher in the oldest age-groups.
Two experienced abstractors (MJN, AS) independently assessed data of the included national arthroplasty registries for survival outcomes on the selected technologies.
As part of quantitatively assessed data of a prospective Swiss residents' career- development and life-satisfaction study [ 19, 20] participants were asked (1) what arguments there still were in favour of or against a career in medicine, and (2) whether or not they would again choose to become doctors.
Detailed descriptions of design, sampling procedures and assessed data variables of EYHS have previously been described [ 20].
Furthermore, we assessed data quality of patient-related outcome scores.
We assessed data completeness of a Finnish ICU quality benchmarking database from 1998 to March 2006 containing 93,964 admission records.
Huber et al. demonstrated high precision in perfusion defect detection when they assessed data sets of single-phase CTP in comparison with dynamic CTP [ 15].
The authors agreed to a consensus on the assessed data and cases of discrepancy would be settled by discussion.
All of the assessed data were anonymised.
We discuss a novel validation scheme and assess data quality of a number of validation experiments performed on amplicon-based DNA-microarrays of L. lactis IL1403.
