The phrase "assessed office" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where an office has been evaluated or reviewed, but it is not a common expression.
Example: "The assessed office showed significant improvements in efficiency after the recent changes."
Alternatives: "evaluated office" or "reviewed office".
The automated assessment system, we describe in this paper, is a part of a framework to assess Office skills that we currently design and develop.
HLM modeling will be used to assess office system changes.
Audits of PCP charts assess office visits for asthma care over 3 time periods: the 12 months prior to enrollment and the two 12 month periods following enrollment.
This study found that the patients most likely to be admitted were those who were uncooperative at the initial assessment, at risk of self-neglect, with a history of involuntary admissions, and who were assessed outside office hours or in hospital casualty departments.
A subcommittee of the Conviction Review Bureau will assess the office's practices on settlement negotiations case by case, said Danny Kanner, a spokesman for Mr. Schneiderman.
Potential moderators will be grouped as: demographic (e.g., age, gender, BMI, health status); work-related characteristics (e.g., position, hours worked per week, main work tasks); office environment characteristics assessed as part of the baseline workplace descriptive audit (e.g., office layout); and behavioural characteristics (e.g., MVPA, sitting outside work hours).
Results of designing IGBT showed that the energy efficiency and the water efficiency, with the total score of 39%, are the most significant factors for assessing green office buildings with respect to the vital circumstances of energy and water conservation.
This paper presents the research design and methods used, employing data analysis to assess how office workers responded to the feedback provided, and to examine their impact on the energy consumption of their desktop computers.
A week later, on Sunday the 16th, the Times, in an article assessing the office real estate market in Southern California, found that by a large margin Santa Monica, the city from which L.A. lured Gensler, had the strongest office market in the region, with the lowest vacancy rates and the highest rents.
I, personally, would like to see all candidates for public office assessed for mental health, as well as those who presently hold office.
