The phrase "assessed level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a level that has been evaluated or measured in some context, such as performance, risk, or proficiency.
Example: "The assessed level of risk for the project was deemed acceptable by the management team."
Alternatives: "evaluated level" or "measured level".
The study of 19 of the existing karaoke establishments shows that the assessed level of fire safety is similar to the result of an assessment using the modified American system of evaluation.
Participants were administered questionnaires that assessed level of extraversion, perceived available support, enacted support, social network characteristics, and stress, as measured by daily hassles.
It is recommended to abandon the fixed ANOVA model for the study of interaction effects and use a regression model with assessed level values of each independent variable instead.
We longitudinally assessed level and status changes of anti-glycan antibodies over time in individual CD patients as well as determinants of this phenomenon.
We also assessed level of involvement (performed, assisted or observed) in and the amount of time the HCW spent in the patient's room during 34 patient care activities, as well as the HCW's presence in the patient's room while the patient was receiving non-invasive ventilation, oxygen therapy, and mechanical ventilation.
Alternatively they may agree about the assessed level of risk and yet have different decision thresholds.
It also details design parameters used to achieve these assessed levels.
These scales assessed levels of dissociation, obsessive-compulsive symptoms, depression, general anxiety, social anxiety, emotion, and also maladaptive day dreaming.
We next assessed levels of the EP2 receptor by flow cytometry.
Two studies assessed levels of ACPA in patients with longstanding RA.
First, we didn't assess level of micronutrients which might have impact on malaria morbidity.
