"positively assessed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something has been evaluated or judged in a favorable or favorable manner. Example: The new government policy was positively assessed by the majority of citizens.
bEight children did not receive a call for follow-up assessment while being positively assessed by the assistant.
The letter, written in Spanish and translated independently by the Guardian, states that the women have all been refused bond despite having their claims for protection positively assessed during credible-fear interviews and some of their children being offered release.
As a result, unilateral euro-adoption or devaluation are strong possibilities.Estonia raised the standard rate of value-added tax (VAT) from 18% to 20% on July 1st as part of an ongoing effort to keep the budget deficit within 3% of GDP this year, so that the country can be positively assessed against the Maastricht criteria in early-to-mid 2010 and join the euro zone at the start of 2011.
All groups of exercises within the warm-up programme 'VolleyVeilig' were positively assessed by the volleyball players and coaches.
All groups of exercises within 'VolleyVeilig' were positively assessed with regard to their relevancy, suitability and usability by volleyball players and coaches.
All groups of exercises within the warm-up programme were positively assessed with regard to their relevancy, suitability and usability, mean scores ranging from 7.7 to 8.3.
Audit methods have also been developed, such as the Safety Index, which can be used to not only negatively but also positively assess safety.
Study confirms that social comparisons play an integral part in determining fairness in the shopping context, reveal that consumers accept and positively assess price increases over time in terms of fairness, and confirm the importance of personal income in both price fairness assessments and in consumers' reactions to unfair prices.
That's the term I use whenever I wonder if I'm being asked to positively assess a show that ticks all the "Prestige TV" boxes but does not possess an unruly spark of life or an emotionally necessary take on the human condition.
For example, a unit increase of respondents' schooling levels results in an increase of about 34% level of positively assessing human rights observance.
Subjective well-being (SWB) has been described under three headings: hedonism (well-being increases when an individual experiences more pleasure and/or less pain), flourishing theories (well-being increases when an individual fulfils their nature as a human being, or 'flourishes') and life evaluation or life satisfaction (well-being increases when an individual positively assesses her life) [ 29].
