The phrase "assessed on record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an evaluation or judgment is made based on documented information or evidence.
Example: "The candidate's qualifications were thoroughly assessed on record before the final decision was made."
Alternatives: "evaluated based on documentation" or "reviewed according to records."
Provision of C-sections was assessed on records of C-sections having been performed in the facility in past three months according to WHO Service Availability and Readiness Assessment definitions [ 43].
She deserves to be assessed on her own record and positions.
In order to ensure the integrity of study data, participant adherence to trial protocol will be assessed on a medication administration record updated daily by the participant.
To extend our findings, we utilized a cohort of patients from the Nurses Health Studyy (NHS) with ER/PR data recorded in the medical record and assessed on tissue microarrays (n = 2,011).
Mice were randomly assigned drug and saline training compartments in a counterbalanced experimental design, and received saline (2 µL, i.c.v). in the mornings and CRF (1 µL/2 µL i.c.v). in the afternoons of days 2 and 3. Aversion was assessed on day 4 by recording time spent in each of the 3 compartments during a 30 min post-training session.
The fusion approach was finally assessed on real epileptic data recorded from two patients showing IEDs simultaneously in EEG and MEG.
Patients were now assessed on arrival and a food record ensured dietary and nutritional requirements were given the same priority as medication.
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.
The applicability of the methodology was assessed on a 5-min rainfall records collected in Bochum, Germany, comparing the performance of the above mentioned model variant against the original Bartlett-Lewis process (non-random with 5 parameters).
Data was assessed on the basis of medical records and by questionnaires when necessary.
