The phrase "assessed with high" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and completeness.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe something that has been evaluated with a high standard or rating, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The project was assessed with high standards to ensure quality."
Alternatives: "evaluated highly" or "rated with high marks."
TWO years ago, America's spies assessed with "high confidence" that Iran was hell-bent on developing nuclear weapons.
The White House said US agencies had assessed "with high confidence" that the Syrian government was responsible.
On 30 August, the White House said it assessed "with high confidence" that the Syrian government was responsible.
National security adviser Susan Rice said that the US had assessed with "high confidence" the use of chemical weapons in Syria, including the nerve agent sarin.
This study found that with NIR spectroscopy, blend uniformity can be assessed with high accuracy during the die filling process using the corresponding paddle wheel speed in-line calibration model.
The CIA and FBI assessed with high confidence that Putin carried out the influence campaign in order to help Trump claim the Oval Office, but the NSA has only "moderate confidence" in that assessment.
This review shows also that AFs depend on the method by which the exposure is assessed with higher AFs reported when the exposure is based on expert assessment and job-exposure matrices than those based on lists of high-risk occupations.
But he added that bishops who made overtures to reconcile victims of abuse were not typically assessed with higher damage awards.
The efficiency of the labelling protocol was assessed with high-resolution MR imaging at 11.7 T.
The eggshell microbiome was assessed with high-throughput sequencing of bacterial marker genes to evaluate shifts in the community structure upon decontaminations.
Bibasilar fibrosis for interstitial lung disease (ILD) was assessed with high-resolution computed tomography [ 23].
