The phrase "assesses well" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating or judging the effectiveness or quality of something positively.
Example: "The new software assesses well in terms of user satisfaction and performance metrics."
Alternatives: "evaluates positively" or "rates highly".
The PGMS assesses well-being in older people.
The five-item Short Depression-Happiness Scale (SDHS) [ 17] developed for use in therapeutic settings assesses well-being as a continuum between the two states of depression and happiness.
Two examples are the Psychological Well-being Questionnaire [ 18], which assesses well-being on six subscales; self-acceptance, positive relations with others, autonomy, environmental mastery, purpose in life and personal growth, and the other the Warrick-Edinburgh Mental Well-being Scale (WEMWBS) [ 19], which focuses solely on positive psychological functioning.
"Theo assessed well where he stands and rectified well what he had to add to his game.
Managers who are performance-oriented but not developmental may assess well but not provide effective feedback and coaching.
We also investigate vertical displacement to assess well stability, using two-way coupling.
Pure bias in visual neglect was considered to be assessed well by this method.
Among his problems this year: he was given no clerical help until last week, he had several cases with lost records and he was sent 15 students to assess well after their I.E.P. deadlines had passed.
This practice, according to the energy analysts, limits the ability to accurately assess well performance and provide more exact long-term estimates for how much gas that part of the shale formation can actually produce over time.
I think it's the history of anybody who's involved in political change that you're bound to go through periods when you're assessed badly, or assessed well".
The inspection of the ICCs and the OCCs indicated that all items assessed well the entire continuum of disability.
