The phrase "assessed standard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a standard that has been evaluated or measured against certain criteria.
Example: "The assessed standard for this project will determine the quality of the final output."
Alternatives: "evaluated standard" or "measured standard".
The therapist completed all assessments for these modules to the nationally accredited assessed standard, but did not access the supervised practice hours within a mental health services placement as this was not felt to be necessary or economically viable for the preparation of the nurse therapist's role for the treatment of IBS.
Risk of all-cause mortality was assessed standard survival techniques such as Kaplan-Meier curves to estimate the cumulative probability of death.
In order to determine the microregional properties of collagen surrounding abnormal tenocytes in mechanically loaded tendon, we assessed standard histological preparations using multiphoton and second harmonic generation (SHG) microscopy.
Discrepancy 5: In the self-evaluation, 12 departments assessed Standard 2.19.1 as having been "partially" met or "not met", despite the fact that Standard 2.19.1 was assessed by IKAS as having been "met in full" at the level of Indicator 2. *Audit's comments: P - positive - confirm indicator targets were met.
Discrepancy 5: In the self-evaluation, 12 departments assessed Standard 2.19.1 as having been "partially" met or "not met", despite the fact that Standard 2.19.1 was assessed by IKAS as having been "met in full" at the level of Indicator 2. For six departments, more than one discrepancy could be identified.
So are the independently assessed standards of teaching.
The share spent on food from a household budget, as based on Engel's law, is one of the most important aspects in assessing standard of living.
Blood samples of each patient were drawn to assess standard blood values one day before PRRT and 4 and 24 h after AA infusion.
At the same time or subsequent to completing the OPA and AFIRMM questionnaires, the patients were asked to respond to questionnaires to assess standard measures of disability.
Yesterday's move will not solve all the dilemmas, but it should reassure sceptics that a fair attempt to assess standards is being made.
A1 Tougher Museum Rules Urged Mayor Giuliani, displeased with efforts of the panel he appointed to assess standards for art museums, was said to be pressing for stronger language to impair the museums' ability to show work considered profane.
