The phrase "assessments rendered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where evaluations or judgments have been provided, often in formal or professional settings.
Example: "The final report included all assessments rendered by the committee regarding the project's success."
Alternatives: "evaluations provided" or "judgments made".
How could one doubt the truth of such assessments, rendered as they are without the leaden cadences of boilerplate?
We felt that this, and the high correlation between successive patient AST assessments, rendered our modeling attempts less successful than desired.
Utilizing the pre-printed items on the template, characteristics of the patient presentation and assessments rendered (i.e., evaluation and management) are documented by ED providers during the course of care using circles, checks, and backslashes.
Moreover, current tests measure different content from prior assessments, rendering such comparisons invalid.
The assessment, rendered only minutes after Mr. Lhota unveiled the authority's four proposals, signaled the start of a trying season at the authority: the period when all players — the chairman, his board members, and, at a series of hearings next month, the riding public — begin to address the question of how to allocate the burden.
One problem with this type of highly subjective water quality assessment rendered by both the IMBP and IQBP is that the final index does not take into consideration the uncertainty about acceptable threshold values for each indicator.
Compared with magnetic resonance imaging, dual-energy CT allowed bone marrow assessment, rendering dual-energy CT a potentially valuable tool in the assessment of post-traumatic bone bruises of the knee (Fig. 4).
Conducting the interviews with participants in both intervention and control arms allows for exploring whether family history assessment renders the participants' experience different and how.
When interpreting these results, one of the questions becomes to what extent the physicians had already engaged in significant reflection on their teaching skills without the encouragement of a formal self-assessment rendering this intervention obsolete.
Unless new, Common Core-aligned assessments render NAEP, PISA, and TIMSS irrelevant, there's no reason to believe that that these lower scores reveal school failure.
Authoritative, astute, encyclopaedic in his knowledge and rigorous in his assessments, Schiff rendered complicated concepts in clear, accessible prose.
