The phrase "assessed policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a policy that has been evaluated or analyzed for its effectiveness or compliance.
Example: "The assessed policy revealed several areas for improvement in our operational procedures."
Alternatives: "evaluated policy" or "reviewed policy".
The questionnaire assessed policy-makers' perceptions of organizational goals, resources, obligations, as well as organizational, political and public opportunities in the area of physical activity promotion among older people.
The assessed policies - not the model - determine how detailed data are needed for useful calculations.
The assessed policies were replacement of peat with wood chips in co-generation of district heat and power, and improved energy efficiency of buildings achieved by renovations.
Münster et al. [49] discuss two cases of LCA application for future scenarios assessment – assessing policies related to waste management using attributional LCA [65], and scenarios for technological development of renewable energies using consequential LCA [49].
As I usually do, we'll travel the path of assessing policy change through the stories of Australians with disabilities: Elliot, Judy and Amy.
We should assess policy with a Rawlsian lens, asking how it affects those least well-off among us.
This, she says, is notably lacking in a machine that was traditionally used for assessing policy rather than implementing it.
In his long career, he has often played the role of a skeptic challenging fashionable models, from the "rational expectations" approach to macroeconomics to the use of randomized testing in assessing policy interventions in developing countries.
Still, Mr. Carney said, "It is important to remember that the unemployment threshold is a staging post for assessing policy, not a trigger for an automatic increase" in interest rates.
To assess policy effectiveness, it is first necessary to determine the aims of each policy measure.
