The phrase "assessed to date" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an evaluation or assessment has been conducted up until the present time.
Example: "The project's progress has been assessed to date, revealing significant improvements in efficiency."
Alternatives: "evaluated so far" or "reviewed up to now".
Liver-specific inhibition of PEPCK has not been assessed to date as a treatment for diabetes.
The conservation value of Romania's grasslands is widely recognized, but the potential conservation value of other parts of the landscape mosaic has not been assessed to date.
There is much controversy concerning the at-home, self-test measurement of blood glucose levels, and all of the glucometers assessed to date, have failed to meet the 95%% accuracy rating standard set by the ADA [61, 62, 63].
The effectiveness of this cover crop for weed control has not been assessed to date, despite weed flora in olive groves being highly diverse and competitive, especially in spring and summer, when rainfall is low, temperature is high and crop water needs are at their maximum.
The nearly $100 billion assessed to date is a lot of money; it would appear we have farther to go to offset the range of fallout from the financial crisis.
To our knowledge, fracture healing in trpv4−/− mice has not been assessed to date.
Lucas said she had tabled a parliamentary question asking the government assess the SDC's value to date.
She said she had tabled a parliamentary question asking the government assess the SDC's value to date.
For each of these samples the determined values fulfill the criteria for gelatin assessed to yield reliable 14C dating.
However, in humans, microcirculatory dysfunction is not widely assessed, as, to date, no widely applicable method exists to evaluate cerebral perfusion[9].
The predictive ability of multiple biomarkers has not been widely assessed, and to date findings are conflicting.
