The phrase "assessed negatively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evaluations or judgments that are unfavorable or critical in nature.
Example: "The project's outcomes were assessed negatively by the review committee, leading to a request for further improvements."
Alternatives: "evaluated unfavorably" or "judged adversely".
Many critics have asserted the miners should have been warned they had been assessed negatively.
A recent example of this issue is the safety in level crossing in Poland, assessed negatively by the Polish Supreme Audit Office in 2017.
On Sunday, irregularities were seen particularly during the vote count "which was assessed negatively in almost one-third of polling stations observed", the OSCE said.
Case management performed by specialized case managers (item 15) tended to be assessed negatively, in particular by the medical associations' representatives.
A previous German survey revealed that case management tended to be assessed negatively by many stakeholders, in particular by doctors [ 12].
Another reason for the absence of support may be the limited possibility of honest discussion concerning the difficulties and internal conflicts experienced, for fear of being assessed negatively by others [ 19, 20].
The degree of processing of the insect ingredient partly influenced the ratings, with the "mix" product being assessed more negatively than the "flour" or "bits" products.
Prior to 2003, the CCAAC frequently opposed government initiatives that they assessed as negatively affecting ECEC provision.
With all variables in the model, competence was associated with outcome expectancies (bivariate relationships were not significant) such that competence in Assisting in addressing barriers and securing support was positively and competence in Assessing negatively associated with positive treatment expectancies.
A recent survey found that just 9 per cent saw Ms Rousseff's government as "great or good", with 68 per cent assessing it negatively, just eight months into her term.
It was inevitable that the Russian leadership would assess, extremely negatively, the downfall of their ally Yanukovych.
