The phrase "negatively assessed" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to describe something that has been evaluated in a negative way. For example, "The project was negatively assessed by the committee."
One fifth of the respondents negatively assessed the quality of written reports.
At 500 ms, the results highlighted delayed disengagement from very thin and negatively assessed bodies among women with high BD.
For example, a study examining male college athletes' attitudes demonstrated that they negatively assessed male athletes who consulted a "psychotherapist" but not those consulting a "sport psychologist" [ 47], the latter being involved more in performance enhancement than mental health issues [ 48].
And it seems unfair to accuse feminists who raise worries about such forms of sexism as themselves sexist, by construing them as negatively assessing some culturally abstracted form of femininity.
Its successes beginning in the late 1980s and early 90s came as something of a surprise to the NLP community, which had been rather pessimistic about MT prospects ever since the report by Bar-Hillel (1960) and the ALPAC report (Pierce et al. 1966), negatively assessing the results of a major post-WW2 funding push in MT by the US government.
Despite preliminary positive results of SCIPIO clinical trial, there have been critical reports negatively assessing the ability of c-Kit+ cells to rebuild the postinfarction myocardium.
Many critics have asserted the miners should have been warned they had been assessed negatively.
On Sunday, irregularities were seen particularly during the vote count "which was assessed negatively in almost one-third of polling stations observed", the OSCE said.
A recent example of this issue is the safety in level crossing in Poland, assessed negatively by the Polish Supreme Audit Office in 2017.
Immunohistochemical staining and FISH confirmed that ER/PR/HER2 were negatively expressed, as assessed by pathologists in the Department of Pathology of COH.
Case management performed by specialized case managers (item 15) tended to be assessed negatively, in particular by the medical associations' representatives.
