The phrase "assessed regularly and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the frequency of evaluations or reviews of a process, performance, or situation.
Example: "The project's progress should be assessed regularly and adjusted as needed to ensure success."
Alternatives: "evaluated consistently and" or "reviewed periodically and".
Schools must now be assessed regularly, and new schools accredited.
Smoking status should be assessed regularly and smoking cessation support offered.
Ensuring that patients have their medication assessed regularly and understanding how to take their medication is important during recovery from THR.
The heterogeneity of patient experiences should therefore be taken into account by ensuring that multi-dimensional needs are assessed regularly and that care is patient-centred and tailored to individual patient and family needs.
The main role of the working group will be to ensure that: adequate public budget is allocated to support children's development; legal and systematic frameworks support children's development; actions and progress are monitored and assessed regularly and effectively; and government commitment and public support are mobilised and translated into effective actions.
In order to achieve rapid disease control, disease activity is assessed regularly and drug doses are escalated or new medications are added until a predefined target disease activity state such as remission or low disease-activity (LDA) is reached [ 6], in a manner similar to management of other chronic diseases such as diabetes and hypertension [ 7].
All animal housing areas were continuously monitored for temperature and humidity using a state-of-the-art monitoring system; results were displayed and assessed regularly to ensure animal health and welfare.
QoL should also be assessed regularly during treatment and appropriate intervention taken to improve QoL when indicated.
Previously, it has been suggested for adult internalizing disorders that most changes happen early in treatment (e.g., DeRubeis et al. 1990; Strunk et al. 2010) and, therefore, mediators should be assessed regularly in the beginning and throughout treatment.
Write down how they may occur and potential methods of prevention, additional steps that could be taken to prevent them, and how those risks are evaluated and assessed regularly.
Whatever kind of emergency response system is in place, it needs to be assessed regularly to detect vulnerabilities and weaknesses, from all the many different points of view, with special emphasis not only on the legal framework and the emergency plan, but also on the individuals involved in its management.
