The phrase "assessed performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or measurement of someone's or something's performance, often in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The assessed performance of the students will determine their eligibility for the scholarship."
Alternatives: "evaluated performance" or "measured performance".
In line with our holistic assessment of CHEX, we assessed performance on the TEWA subtasks, namely threat evaluation (percentage of correct classifications) and defensive effectiveness (percentage ship hits by a hostile aircraft).
To test this hypothesis, patients and healthy controls performed endurance exercise and we assessed performance, aerobic capacity, heart rate, muscular lactate concentration and self-reported exertion level.
Methods: Study 1 assessed performance on six cognitive tests.
I collected input from many sources and assessed performance on multiple dimensions.
We assessed performance of 248 MIP markers in a sample of 85 individuals.
Study 2 assessed performance on two versions of the digit span test.
Therefore, with regard to what is assessed, performance-based criteria are expected to be more beneficial for supporting novice students' learning than competence-based criteria.
Together this reasoning suggests that for the doctor being assessed, their self-assessed performance during simulation should be associated with their reported mood pre- and post-simulation.
As there was no association between peer-assessed performance and the assessed doctor's pre- or post-simulation emotions, peer-assessments may not take into account how the assessed doctor's emotions relate to their performance [ 30, 31].
To determine the level of agreement between patient self-report and therapist-assessed performance of mobility using the de Morton Mobility Index (DEMMI).
If only peer-assessed performance had been assessed, this may lead to the conclusion that emotions and performance are not linked in this context, which is not the case.
