The phrase "assessed time intervals" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where you are discussing periods of time that have been evaluated or measured for a specific purpose.
Example: "The study focused on the assessed time intervals between each phase of the experiment to determine the overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "evaluated time periods" or "measured time spans".
For both observed cases and record reviews, we assessed time intervals between specified points of care-arrival to the ward, first evaluation, detection of a complication, decision for cesarean, incision, and birth.
For both observed cases and record reviews, we assessed time intervals between specified points of care the woman's arrival, the first evaluation, the detection of complications, the decision for cesarean delivery, the incision, and birth.
The present study assesses time intervals for surveillance of foodborne diseases and investigation of outbreaks.
The surgical technique undertaken during this time was unchanged and outcomes were assessed by time intervals to assess for a potential time-lag bias.
The Model of Pathways to Treatment (figure 1) was also used to underpin the analysis with a theoretic model for the different intervals and processes that occur along the pathway to diagnosis and treatment, in order to accurately assess the time intervals, their content and context.
During this analysis process, Walter et al's model of Pathways to Treatment 23 24 (figure 1) was used to provide a theoretic model of the different intervals that occur along the pathway to diagnosis and treatment in order to accurately assess the time intervals.
We assessed the time interval between market introduction of an implant and emergence of reliable data in non-registry studies.
As the exposure effect was considered to change over time for three of the five configurations, its estimation was assessed by time interval specified a posteriori.
Constructs were assessed at timed intervals with respect to cell number, distribution, viability, metabolic activity, cell cycle, presence of contractile proteins (sarcomeric α-actin, troponin I, and tropomyosin), and contractile function in response to electrical stimulation.
We therefore wanted to assess the time interval between market introduction of knee implants and emergence of reliable outcome data.
However, data on other critical timing events, such as decision for surgery made and surgery start time, were rarely recorded; these data were missing for one or both variables in more than 80% of cases, making it impossible to assess the time interval between decision and incision.
