Yes.
The word "reassessed" is correct and usable in written English, and it is an appropriate word for occasions when you need to express that a situation or problem has been considered again after an initial assessment of it. Example sentence: After the new information was taken into account, the issue was reassessed by the committee prior to the final decision.
"In recent years we have reassessed all of our 6,500 level crossings and closed over 500.
The new study reassessed the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (Noaa) temperature record to account for changing methods of measuring the global surface temperature over the past century.
Many disability pensioners under 35 will be "reassessed" and those with "some work capacity" forced to seek employment.
Some people on the disability support pension who are under 35 will have their cases reassessed and may have to take part in compulsory activities, such as work-for-the-dole programs, to earn income support.
Their role in Mesozoic ecosystems, including as predators of dinosaurs, has been reassessed over the past few years and their diversity of forms (even including herbivorous species) is becoming increasingly apparent.
Diplomacy should "explore the possibilities" not just "highlight the rigidity .Other earlier assertiveness should also be reassessed.
The notion of photographer as globe-trotting adventurer, at the scene of historic events recording every important moment, is reassessed in this collection.
Property taxes are down as houses are reassessed at a lower value.
Some indicators may bounce back quickly: share prices are forward-looking measures of expected returns that are constantly being reassessed.
Malcolm Wicks, who has twice been energy minister, warned Gordon Brown on August 5th that the reliance on "companies, competition and liberalisation" should be reassessed, and counselled state intervention to boost nuclear power.It is unlikely that Britain's energy situation will ever be as dire as South Africa's, but that this should even need saying shows how disastrous things are.
But plummeting home prices affect property-tax revenue as values are reassessed, which will pinch local governments that rely on them.
