The phrase "assessed upon" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to evaluate or determine the value of something based on certain criteria or standards. Here is an example of how to use it in a sentence: "The property taxes for this neighborhood are assessed upon the value of the land and any improvements made to the house."
Primary Intensive Care National Audit and Research Centre ICNARCcodeode, acute physiology and chronic health evaluation (APACHE) and sequential organ failure assessment (SOFA) scores were assessed upon admittance to the ICU (intensive care unit).
'The only material change from existing law is made in subsection (b)(3) of this section, which contains a new provision providing that any amount paid as a tax, or in respect of a tax, may be assessed upon the receipt of such payment notwithstanding the restrictions on assessment contained in subsection (a).' See also, to the same effect, S.Rep.
"Part of being a New Yorker is paying the taxes that are assessed upon you.
Medical, physical and mental status were assessed upon admission.
MPT was assessed upon inflation of the cuff and reassessed at 10 min intervals until deflation.
This tax was assessed upon such property held by Heald and others, as committee of Peters, an insane person.
Annual taxes are 0.65percentt of the property's assessed value ��� assessed upon sale — which is typically far below the sale price, Mr. Juan said.
The same objection might be urged against the validity of a lien for general taxes locally assessed upon railroad property or a mechanic's lien upon the same.
In the Peniston Case, the question was whether a uniform ad valorem state tax could lawfully be assessed upon the intrastate property of the railroad, a federal corporation.
After initial confusion over whether Mr. Trump's order applied to green card holders, the administration said that they would be assessed upon arrival, and that "swift entry" would be expected.
These are assessed upon several general purpose run-time platforms, before extending the investigation to a claimed real-time Java environment.
