The phrase "assessed knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to knowledge that has been evaluated or measured in some way, often in an educational or professional context.
Example: "The course will focus on the assessed knowledge of the students to determine their understanding of the subject matter."
Alternatives: "evaluated knowledge" or "measured knowledge".
In this paper we outline the outcomes of the assessment and the association between self-perceived overall cultural competence and assessed knowledge, reflection ability and consultation behaviour.
Ten of the 11 studies that assessed knowledge reported significant improvements.
The questions assessed knowledge of stroke (definition, treatment, symptoms, and risk factors) and access to and attitudes toward health care.
This study assessed knowledge and personal opinions on the abortion law among first year healthcare students in order to design adequate educational strategies.
We assessed knowledge and understanding by using a pre-, post- and retention-test design, and applied subscales of the 'Intrinsic Motivation Inventory' to consider motivational aspects.
This study assessed knowledge of the indications and the utility of EUS among gastroenterologists and non-gastroenterologists in a large multispecialty academic practice.
Prior to the design of an intervention study, we assessed knowledge about CRC among adult women and men with access to health care.
We assessed knowledge, attitudes, and behavior regarding CRC screening to inform the development of messages that promote screening among Hispanic/Latino patients.
We assessed knowledge and interest of our workforce in health policy, and applied the Socio-Ecological model to a plan for engagement, sharing strategies for similar settings.
These questions assessed knowledge of concepts that were included in the assigned readings for each class meeting, although the exact questions themselves were not included in the readings.
In Thailand, we assessed knowledge and beliefs about these diseases among HIV-infected TB patients.
