The phrase "assessed dimension" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a specific aspect or characteristic that has been evaluated or measured.
Example: "The assessed dimension of the project included factors such as cost, time, and resource allocation."
Alternatives: "evaluated aspect" or "measured parameter".
A previous study of this group assessed dimensions of PC and indicators for these dimensions [ 19].
None of the publications assessed dimensions of access to health care.
We assessed dimensions of romantic attachment with the Experiences in Close Relationships Inventory (ECRI; Brennan et al. 1998).
Also, the cut-off points to discriminate between a critical, intermediate and good performance may have caused a misclassification of some of the assessed dimensions.
Falk et al. [ 45] found significantly larger right-side values for seven out of ten assessed dimensions in 150 rhesus monkeys (Macaca mulatta).
The response rate (RR) as assessed by comparing the maximal two-dimensional size of post-operative tumour samples with the initial (pre-Trastuzumab) clinically assessed dimensions ranged from 0%to100%0%, with a median value of 70%.
Guzman et al. demonstrated that intraoperatively assessed dimensions of the carotid artery (common, external and internal) after removal of stenosis corresponded to the postoperative 3D-MRA findings that showed an anatomical normalization of the vessel structure [ 22].
On the other hand, the Stark QoL is a short and efficient measure for two widely assessed dimensions of quality of life and the pictures may make a questionnaire set a bit livelier than one relying solely on worded items.
Such parameters were measured by forward and side scattering (assess dimension) and propidium iodide (thermal damage) [ 8].
Given that involvement reflects the relevance, value, interest, or need that consumer has in product, it is an important element to define and assess dimensions of product evaluation (Mano and Oliver 1993).
