The phrase "assessed except for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is evaluated or judged, with the exception of certain elements or factors.
Example: "The project was assessed except for the financial projections, which were deemed unreliable."
Alternatives: "evaluated excluding" or "reviewed aside from".
The impact of alcohol exposure on the functionality of WBC was not assessed, except for neutrophils by looking at CD64 expression.
All students in the selected classes are then assessed, except for students excluded for specified reasons (e.g., intellectual disability) and students absent on the day of assessment.
The Dutch version of the DOLOPLUS-2 was considered more difficult to use but showed acceptable psychometric qualities in terms of the issues assessed, except for the 'psychosocial reactions' subscale.
The proportion of freshwater crabs threatened with extinction is equal to that of reef-building corals, and exceeds that of all other groups that have been assessed except for amphibians.
†A specific exposure period was not assessed except for travel.
We find that all baz alleles show similar defects in all developmental contexts assessed, except for in the FE.
I had not been exposed previously to the emotional relentlessness of this sort of argument, from which Tom Friedman would soon make a great fortune; it seemed at the time beyond my powers to assess, except for the part about Chrysler making lousy cars.
Detailed usage of the various functions of the PDA and the software were not assessed, except that the favourite reference texts for most users were the British National Formulary, the Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine and the Evidence-based medicine (EBM) guidelines.
The respondents felt that all the evaluation criteria could be assessed visually, except for the rotation of the fibula.
The referral letters were of inappropriate quality in a majority of the cases in all of the assessed fields, except for the actual medical situation, that led to the referral.
Education is for most of us, a once-only experience, and its value is hard to assess, except in retrospect.
