The phrase "assessed using records" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where evaluation or analysis is conducted based on documented information or data.
Example: "The student's performance was assessed using records from previous exams and assignments."
Alternatives: "evaluated based on records" or "analyzed through documentation."
The validity of green tea intake reported by the cohort was assessed using dietary records for 28 days (seven-day dietary records in four seasons) or 14 days.
To conclude, the seismic parameters of three large historical earthquakes, 04.01.1935 (GMT) 14 41 and 16:20 (GMT) Marmara Island Erdek and 18.09.1963-16:58 (GMT) Çınarcık-Yalova Earthquakes, which occurred in the Marmara Region, have been assessed using original records from mechanical and also electromagnetic (Galitzin 1914) seismographs.
The validity of the Obstetric Database was assessed using medical records as gold standard.
Demographic characteristics were assessed using administrative records, the screening interview, and the enrollment interview.
Validity of eleven selected indicators from the Obstetric Database was assessed using medical records as a golden standard.
Brody et al. [ 14] recently reported no association between breast cancer and wide-area application of pesticides, assessed using historical records and GIS.
Validity of a random sample of data from the DHAR, assessed using medical records and preoperative radiographs, showed that the diagnosis had been correctly registered in 30 100% of diagnoses (Pedersen et al. 2004).
Incidence of cardiovascular disease or cardiovascular mortality during follow-up was assessed using medical records of general practitioners and the local hospital and was coded according to ICD-9.
Patient re-attendances at practices over the 6 and 12 month follow-up periods will be assessed using computerised records and compared with attendances by participating patients in the 12 months before entry into the study.
Then, in a prospective study, the dipping/nondipping status of 43 subjects was assessed using ABP recorded over two 24-h periods of differing activity levels.
