The phrase "assessed purely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evaluations or judgments that are made without bias or additional factors influencing the outcome.
Example: "The project's success was assessed purely on its financial performance, without considering external market conditions."
Alternatives: "evaluated solely" or "judged exclusively".
The Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman said the government had blundered earlier this decade when it brought in a new regime under which mergers and acquisitions were assessed purely on competition grounds.
Pays your money, takes your choice – assessed purely on exclusives, the two machines are fairly neck and neck, right now.
Here, we assessed purely perceptual aspects in a same-view recognition task using frontal images by measuring reaction times for correct responses and presentation times needed to perform at an 80% correct level.
All fractures remained undisplaced in the first postoperative AP radiograph and fracture reduction was therefore assessed purely as postoperative posterior tilt in the first postoperative lateral radiograph.
That they tend to visit multiple services suggests that this broad diagnostic category might be substantially underestimated if assessed purely at the local level.
First, consistent with the findings of [ 19- 21], the overall classification error rates across the single-gene, gene-set and network methods were comparable, suggesting that more complex models when assessed purely by classification error rates aren't necessarily more accurate.
The first underestimation reflects the critics' tendency to miss the potential breadth of the libertarian populist idea, which many of them are assessing purely through the lens of economic policy even though it has obvious implications for social issues and foreign policy as well.
Currently, the impact of the topology on grid robustness is mainly assessed by purely topological approaches, that fail to capture the essence of electric power flow.
Given its cross-sectional and unbiased nature, the study offers a novel snapshot of this population health, as assessed on purely clinical grounds (i.e., without the aid of imaging or laboratory tests).
In this scenario, the assessors considered the object as any random library or archival object, which allowed us to see how users assess fitness purely on the basis of material state of a document.
Such questions have not been answered experimentally, and are in fact difficult to assess with purely experimental means.
