The phrase "assessed resource" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where resources have been evaluated or analyzed for their value or effectiveness.
Example: "The project manager presented the findings from the assessed resource, highlighting areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "evaluated resource" or "appraised resource".
We assessed resource use via length of stay (LOS) and total cost.
The Core also assessed resource use, health-related quality of life, and other features.
Here, we assessed resource partitioning among freshwater bacterial groups from two oligotrophic lakes using four types of organic substrates as compound models.
Furthermore, to our knowledge no study has assessed resource use associated with informal care which - from a societal perspective – is a major cost category in populations of older aduts [ 14].
A Perceived scarcity scale assessed resource unavailability was worded as follows: "During the last 6 months, how often were you unable to obtain the following services for your patients when you thought they were necessary (this includes unacceptable waiting times)?".
As an example, Heinrich et al. [ 16] assessed resource use by employing different time frames for the respective resource category, whereas Hakkaart-van Roijen et al. [ 17] and Kimman et al. [ 18] did not distinguish between different resource categories.
We extracted recommendations, assessed resources for risk of bias, and collated the recommendations.
To examine the coping mechanism for PTSD symptoms, we assessed resources sought by women in Afghanistan for mental health support.
After this second contact, a list of the assessed resources was sent to the hospitals with a request to provide the hospital-specific (purchasing) prices and costs.
The Eco-Report 2011 is an Excel-based pre-computation method to assess resource efficiency of products [5].
Methods to assess resource use in terms of minerals and biomass cover only a small number of raw materials.
