The phrase "assessed individual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone has been evaluated or analyzed, often in a professional or academic setting.
Example: "The results of the study were based on the performance of each assessed individual during the evaluation period."
Alternatives: "evaluated person" or "analyzed individual".
Manipulation assessed individual joints for range of motion, pain or crepitus.
I also assessed individual differences in how well the participants could control their emotions, which turned out to be decisive.
A recent within-subjects study in healthy volunteers assessed individual differences in response to alcohol and AMPH (Holdstock and de Wit, 2001).
We assessed individual movement decisions of an alpine ungulate as a function of landscape knowledge and landscape heterogeneity.
In addition, we assessed individual happiness (using the subjective happiness scale, SHS16) as soon as the participant arrived at the laboratory (Time Point 1) and again after the participant had completed the decision-making task in the scanner (Time Point 2).
Paired observers collected abundance and covariate metrics at 50 observation points and we estimated population sizes using distance sampling theory, but also assessed individual observer error to examine potential bias introduced by the large number of minimally trained observers.
Neuropsychological tests assessed individuals' learning and memory impairments.
He assessed individuals one month into their tenure, identifying accomplishments and improvement areas.
Consistent with our aims, we assessed individual-level social capital using Onyx and Bullen's Social Capital Scale, but psychometric properties for this scale in PLWH were lacking.
In brief, systematic searches for nationally representative dietary surveys from around the world that assessed individual-level consumption were performed with mean intakes, SDs, and SEs assessed in ≤16 standardized age- and sex-specific groups for each survey as available.
No relationships were found in regard to clustering by state, therefore no adjustments were made in regard to state membership because the survey assessed individual-level opinions on the personal competencies.
