The phrase "assessed on it" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or judgment of something based on a specific criterion or standard.
Example: "The project's success will be assessed on it, taking into account the feedback from stakeholders."
Alternatives: "evaluated based on it" or "judged according to it".
This paper describes an initiative within the final year of the MEng Chemical Engineering programmes at the University of Manchester, in which students were required to identify a suitable book, broadly related to chemical engineering, and read it and be assessed on it.
But in the vast majority of curriculum driven schools, however, students sit and wait to be told what to learn, when to learn it, how to learn it, and how they'll be assessed on it.
And yet, Rabbids sold well 14 million copies well and while it's a turgid slice of deep-fried turd assessed on its individual merits, it may very well be the reason why Rayman, the series, was allowed to live on.
And yet, Rabbids sold well – 14 million copies well – and while it's a turgid slice of deep-fried turd assessed on its individual merits, it may very well be the reason why Rayman, the series, was allowed to live on.
It said one reason it needs to raise rates again is rising property taxes assessed on its facilities.
Each pain assessment tool was assessed on how it is administered and scored, its psychometric properties such as reliability, validity and responsiveness to change, and its clinical utility in a hemodialysis population.
Since the SOFA score is calculated after 24 h in the ICU and thus cannot be assessed on admission, it was not included in the Cox model.
An accountant who reviewed a partial loan history at the request of iWatch News said that the servicer appears to have improperly paid itself $601 for fees it had assessed on one occasion and $45 on three other dates.
It is still worth assessing on its merits.
A model is assessed on how well it replicates the covariance matrices of the observed Fos data.
In particular, by conducting qualitative interviews during neutropenic periods, patients were assessed on the impact it had on their quality of life and their routine functioning.
