The phrase 'assessed on data' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase when you want to suggest that something is being reviewed, evaluated, and analyzed based on existing data. For example: "The project's success was assessed on data from previous years."
The model effectiveness is assessed on data collected both from a full-edged multi-body simulator and an instrumented vehicle.
Performance was assessed on data gathered from a total of 17 near-shore locations, with heterogenous geography and bathymetry, around the continent of Australia over a 7 month period.
For example, models could be developed using data from a subset of studies and assessed on data from the remaining studies [ 17].
For the second experiment, the CART and BRT models were assessed on two data sets, MCAR 20%, or MCAR 50%, with 100 simulated data sets created.
The techniques have been assessed on numerical data and for real experimental conditions with noisy particle image velocimetry data.
Since in actual recording experiments, the number of synaptic events and their exact arrival times ("ground truth") are not perfectly known, the performance of our method was first assessed on simulated data (Figure 3).
Responsiveness of the QUALIOST® was assessed on pooled data only; individual country analysis was not possible due to the low number of patients who experienced fractures at country level.
Models are assessed on a reserved data set where labels are only known to the organisers, and scored based on the number of accurate predictions.
The empirical utility of the model is assessed on real world data from an equipment manufacturer and useful insights are offered to after-sales managers.
The efficiency of the proposed approach has been assessed on a real data set recorded from seven locations in Algeria during a period of 10 years.
