The phrase "assessed poorly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating or judging something negatively, such as performance, quality, or understanding.
Example: "The project was assessed poorly due to a lack of clarity in the objectives."
Alternatives: "evaluated unfavorably" or "rated negatively."
ToC are used by the GMC to assess poorly performing doctors under FtP investigation.
All three of the prognostic models assessed performed poorly on all the tests of discrimination, calibration and goodness of fit.
Using descriptive and psychometric indicators, the behaviour of items and domains or scales was assessed and poorly performing items were removed.
Briefly, diffuse recurrence was defined as recurrence either centered or extending more than 2 cm (originally 3 cm) from the primary site or margin of the resection cavity, with ≥50% of the margin of the recurrent tumor qualitatively assessed as poorly defined.
We therefore designed this randomized multicenter controlled study to assess in poorly controlled patients with type 1 diabetes the outcomes on glucose control and quality of life (QoL) of two CGM approaches following a similar initial specific education procedure: patient self-management with CGM or physician-prescribed use of CGM.
Ethical dilemmas related to the lack of good medical care was said to occur when the ill patients were poorly assessed or received poor medical service due to a continuous shortage of physicians.
Twenty-six prominent British oncologists wrote a letter to The Sunday Times saying that the institute assessed cancer treatments poorly and that patients were remortgaging their homes to buy drugs freely available in other countries.
Although extensive, the Brazilian coast is poorly assessed, and marine fishery resources are not properly managed.
Yet, their ecological value is often poorly assessed and restricted to landscape descriptors, e.g. density or structure of hedgerows.
