The phrase "assessed on value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is evaluated or judged based on its worth or importance.
Example: "The property will be assessed on value to determine the appropriate tax rate."
Alternatives: "evaluated based on value" or "judged according to value."
Mean values (assessed on 11-point numerical rating scales) of pain intensity in the spinal region, and pain interference with activities of daily living (ADL) are shown.
However, statistical significance was assessed on the mean OD values obtained from each of the 15 images from each time point.
METHODS: Core lab adjudicated angiographic outcomes and QuBE values were assessed on angiograms of patients who were enrolled in the PRoximal Embolic Protection in Acute myocardial infarction and Resolution of ST-Elevation (PREPARE) trial.
Because property taxes were assessed on market value, any increase in home prices led automatically to higher property taxes even if the tax rate was unchanged.
The penalties are steeper — up to 25 percent of the value of the assets — and they're assessed on the highest value of those assets over the last eight years.
In addition to customary dues, such as revenues from justice and income from royal lands, his predecessors had been able to levy a geld, or tax, assessed on the value of land and originally intended to provide funds to buy off Danish invaders.
The Commission filed a settled action finding that an investment adviser for separately managed client accounts represented to clients participating in a wrap fee program that when they were charged a commission in connection with the purchase of interests in certain alternative investment products, the wrap account advisory fee would not be assessed on the value of such interests.
Similarly, VAT is assessed on the full value of imports.
Once they are levied at a full 5%, they are to be assessed on the fully-depreciated salvage value of the equipment.
Instead of looking at numbers, these startups must be assessed on the basis of their value to humanity, on their technical ability to solve a real problem and on their understanding of human-to-human interaction.
