The phrase "assessed period" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific timeframe that has been evaluated or analyzed.
Example: "The results of the study were based on the assessed period of six months."
Alternatives: "evaluated timeframe" or "reviewed duration".
NRs were the most effective PA category, with no new artificial land covers in the assessed period, although exact causality could not be attributed due to legal overlaps.
And the painful fiscal fact is that so-called native British people were a burden on the state over the same assessed period of between £591bn and £674bn.
In general, we assessed period simultaneously in as many subjects as possible, and replicates within subjects were run on separate occasions.
We also assessed periods of hospital attendance, and outcomes that involved either an end to therapy, continuation of therapy, or dropout during the observation period.
Interactions that assess period contrasts in the strength of relationships show that increases in inequality led to greater congressional support for conservative measures particularly in the later years of the post civil rights era.
The dummy variables for cohort were replaced with dummy variables for study wave to assess period effects.
This study was conducted to determine the overall prevalence of CKD in the Irish health system, assess period trends and explore patterns of variation as part of a novel surveillance initiative.
As we have shown, the theoretical distribution of IAIs can be calculated by assessing periods of consecutive active to quiescent transitions and single quiescent to active transitions.
Calculated by the Centre for Research in Social Policy at Loughborough University, the report assessed the period from the start of the banking crisis in 2008 to 2013-14.
Most recipients over 65 are given an assessed income period (AIP) which can last up to five years (or, for those 75 and over, indefinitely) and during this time they don't have to report any changes to their income.
"Our conclusion is that the number of unwanted pregnancies during the assessed time period is consistent with data shown in the clinical evaluation included in the certification documentation.
