The phrase "assessed perceptions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evaluations or analyses of people's views or feelings about a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The study focused on assessed perceptions of customer satisfaction after the new policy was implemented."
Alternatives: "evaluated views" or "analyzed opinions".
In this study, we assessed perceptions of 11 patches of unmanaged forested areas using an on-site questionnaire.
This study also assessed perceptions regarding its usefulness, particularly as a tool for facilitating discussions within families of older drivers.
In this study we assessed perceptions, valuations and uses of wastelands by residents in two cities in the centre of France.
The study assessed perceptions about a career in nursing, the nursing shortage, decision to enroll in a nursing education program, and awareness and effect of the Johnson & Johnson Campaign for Nursing's Future.
Therefore, in this study we assessed perceptions, knowledge and beliefs about cardiovascular diseases in community members, health workers and policy makers from Villa Nueva, a community selected by the Ministry of Health of Guatemala as a site to develop a cardiovascular disease prevention programme.
Australians may have concerns about the visual amenity of having panels installed on a residence, in relation to which the workshops developed for the current project assessed perceptions of traditional panels versus building-integrated panels.
We assessed perception by adults of nestling color-traits by means of visual models that take into account most factors affecting visual perception [37], [38].
The survey will assess perceptions of HIV cure and of cure study risks.
IBM- Contracts, Corporate Visit, SP1, "servers" By Agelia Dumas to assess "Perceptions of Cornell Administrative Processes and Campus Readiness for Change.
There is currently no instrument to assess perceptions in the classroom and clinical setting.
However, only limited attempts have been made to assess perceptions among different clinical groups.
