The phrase "assessment of reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating or analyzing information that has been reported, such as in research, audits, or evaluations.
Example: "The assessment of reported data revealed several inconsistencies that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "evaluation of reported" or "analysis of reported".
As a consequence, FP records facilitate research on clinical assessment of reported symptoms.
This study is unique in its assessment of reported preventive care across a large population-based sample.
This distinction is usually not made in previous literature but is very relevant in terms of quality assessment of reported research.
The assessment of reported and intended behaviour together is significant as it allows the observation of both types of information and their relationship over time in the study population.
The assessment of reported uncertainties presented in Table 3 is based on the three uncertainty categories defined in the chapter on Scorings and evaluation criteria: 'a' (realistic), 'b' (underestimated) and 'c' (overestimated/large).
There was a modest increase in UTIs with canagliflozin 100 and 300 mg compared with placebo; there were no upper UTIs based on assessment of reported terms, and all events were mild to moderate in severity and none led to study discontinuation.
An assessment of reporting completeness to SMI identified 98.5% completeness (range 84.6%99.6%%) for tularemia reports (1998 2002) (6 ).
For the detailed assessment of reporting quality, we selected a random sample of 343 newspaper stories.
The methodological quality was high, except for the assessment of reporting bias.
Following comparative assessment of reporting completeness, accuracy and communication burden, these data will be added to the regression model.
Given the small number of studies and number of trials reporting different outcomes measures formal assessment of reporting bias, plotting on funnel plot, was not performed.
