The phrase "assessed metrics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or analysis of specific measurements or data points in a particular context, such as business or research.
Example: "The assessed metrics from the recent survey indicate a significant increase in customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "evaluated metrics" or "analyzed metrics".
Marketers then track the influencers' performance at the campaign level with objectively assessed metrics.
The simulation results show that the three-tier system outperforms the two-tier system in terms of the assessed metrics.
We employed Spearman's rank correlation and multivariate principal component analysis factor analysis to identify redundancies between the assessed metrics and select the most promising ones.
Of the quantitatively assessed metrics, map accuracy had the highest average score and the smallest deviation.
Thus, predicting guilds composition with a BPN from landscape variables may be a first step to assess metrics for water quality indices in the Garonne basin.
As the different shiftwork metrics were moderately to highly correlated (ranging from 0.16 to 0.91) we also assessed all metrics simultaneously by two novel methods.
For this, we assessed landscape metrics by the Landscape Context Tool for every gap.
URANS capability for hydrodynamic performance and slamming of high speed planing crafts are assessed, using metrics specified for naval applications.
Dr. Darnell's work surveyed over 1,000 free clinics across the country, and assessed varying metrics for each clinic, including amount and sources of funding, location descriptors, services provided, and patient population.
"We assessed your metrics and parameters of your KPI, key performance indicators and made our decisions based on that," said the underwriter.
A recent review of research into the health of AAs found only 34 studies in the peer-reviewed literature that empirically assessed health metrics among this group [1].
