The phrase "assessed with reference to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the criteria or standards against which something is evaluated or judged.
Example: "The student's performance was assessed with reference to the established grading rubric."
Alternatives: "evaluated in relation to" or "judged against".
The second reviews cohort studies reporting the impact of delirium on trajectories of cognitive decline in which adverse cognitive sequelae can be reliably assessed with reference to pre-morbid cognitive assessments (in the section entitled "Delirium and Cognitive Trajectories").
Complete accuracy and repeatability of the assay was assessed with reference to 97 sequenced samples.
The performance of the proposed formulation is assessed with reference to well-documented physical tests and established analytical formulations.
The creep/fatigue model is described and assessed with reference to measured fatigue crack growth rate data for Ti 6246 at 20 °C and 500 °C.
The numerical effectiveness of both algorithms is assessed with reference to an I-shaped, a Z-shaped and a RHS cross sections.
Then, the utility of this indicator set is assessed with reference to retrogressional successions in typical wetland ecosystems of Northern Germany.
The fact that you needn't capitulate to your desire to stay in bed but can step back and critically assess it with reference to these two rational principles of action, in Reid's estimation, is what separates normal, mature human beings from the rest of the natural order.
Affective responses were assessed with strict reference to the DSM IV (APA, 2000 [7]), which refers to a PA as "a discrete period of intense fear or discomfort", in which four (or more) out of a list of thirteen predefined symptoms develop abruptly and reach a peak within 10 minutes.
They will be assessed with special reference to ethical implications in respect of assisted reproduction techniques, of worldwide importance today, particularly for a country such as India.
Uptake of [H]-5FU in the tumor was assessed, with special reference to factors that might have contributed, such as interstitial fluid pressure (Pif), collagen content, oxygen stress (measured as malondialdehyd levels), lymphatics and transcapillary transport in the tumors.
In contrast, participants from the lower-income, higher-minority communities assessed health studies with reference to their trust (or lack thereof) in study sponsors and public health institutions.
