The phrase "assessed seriously" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or consideration of something with a level of gravity or importance.
Example: "The proposal was assessed seriously by the committee, leading to a thorough discussion of its implications."
Alternatives: "evaluated with gravity" or "considered with seriousness".
Our study has shown that the question presented here is a reproducible tool to assess how seriously a patient takes any symptoms and that the assessment of how seriously patients take symptoms is a useful addition to the armamentarium used by doctors as part of the clinical assessment of patients.
Clearly, they all change names and places to avoid being found out, but regular readers often build up a kind of relationship that enables them to assess how seriously to take them.
To assess among seriously injured accident victims whether change of the Triage Revised Trauma Score (T-RTS) between first assessment and arrival at the hospital independently predicts mortality.
Individualized QL is easy to assess in seriously ill cancer patients, provides useful information relative to each individual, and is related to standard QL measures.
Strengths of our study are the use of a reliable question to assess how seriously people reported they took symptoms and testing predictive validity in a large high quality study of an important clinical disease.
As difficult as I find it to take Trump seriously as a presidential candidate, I find that once his qualifications for the position are seriously assessed it only reveals just how underwhelming Trump is as a candidate.
The Zimbabwe Ministry of Economic Planning and Development took the proposal seriously, assessed the financial requirements needed over a three-year Transitional National Development Plan, and convened the conference in Salisbury.
The implications of natural licking in topical treatments are required to be seriously assessed to achieve optimal parasite control and to design parasitological and pharmacological studies within the drug approval process.
For a rock-like foundation, the collapse-induced radial PGAs may be as high as 0.08 g at distances of 350 m, indicating that the effect of the collapse-induced ground vibrations on the nuclear-related facilities should be seriously assessed in certain scenarios.
