The phrase "assessed scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a plan or program has been evaluated or analyzed for its effectiveness or compliance.
Example: "The assessed scheme revealed several areas for improvement in our project management process."
Alternatives: "evaluated plan" or "analyzed program".
Voluntary Services Overseas (VSO), the charity which oversees the Lattitude scheme for DfID, said it assessed volunteer scheme partners every three months and was satisfied Lattitude carried out sufficiently robust risk assessments.
Irrespectively of assessed treatment scheme, no evidence was found for the difference in overall treatment satisfaction or quality of life between IGlar and MIX [ 54, 55, 60].
All assessed prioritization schemes perform well in the accumulation of threatened species compared to random ecoregion selection, but major differences emerge between schemes.
The performance of the scheme was assessed through system simulations.
The assessment comes in a report by MPs on the Major Projects Authority, the government watchdog responsible for assessing the scheme's implementation.
They also said the government had failed to conduct an equality impact assessment of its decision, consult local authorities properly or even keep to its own promise to formally assess the scheme before making a decision about its future.
"There was a suggestion from Cafcass [the body which represents children in family court cases] that we should assess the scheme but I don't want to do that: I don't want to make it all scientific.
Richard Wilcox, the man at the WFP assessing the scheme's feasibility, says he thinks it could be up and running by 2007.Sceptics may grumble that the real cause of famine is bad government, not bad weather.
Since 2009, the service of a consultant was engaged to assess the scheme at an additional cost of about 5 million Rand (Ojo et al. 2009, 2011).
