"a report assessing" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The company commissioned a report assessing the impact of the new policy on employee morale."
At the same time, the returning executive writes a report, assessing his skills and describing his career goals.
The company allowed her to view a report assessing her personality, work style and abilities, and Ms. Glenn said it was uncannily accurate.
In a report assessing the project (conclusion: it has been a huge success) the library detailed the information that had been gleaned from Flickr users.
Regardless of whether or not the plane is found, the ATSB will produce a report assessing the execution and reliability of the search, as well as the basis on which the area was determined.
At the first level of internal appeals, the health plans upheld their own decisions 55percentt of the time, said Ms. Pollitz, who recently wrote a report assessing state external review programs.
A report assessing the economic impact of Sept. 11 that was prepared for the New York City Partnership, by KPMG and SRI International, another consulting firm, predicted that for the next two years, small businesses' sales would continue to fall short of what was expected before the trade center attack.
It is believed to have links to the Los Zetas cartel in Mexico and to the Gambino family in the U.S. Europol described the 'Ndrangheta as "among the richest and most powerful organized crime groups at a global level" in a 2013 report assessing the threat posed by organized crime in Italy.
In a 1981 report assessing Mr. Trump's fitness for a casino license, New Jersey's casino commission reported that he had paid more than $71,000 in federal income taxes on about $218,000 of taxable income earned from 1975 to 1977.
In a recent report assessing weight maintenance 1 to 5 years after a commercial program, Lowe et al. have shown that such programs can yield encouraging results [ 12].
The Chinese government did not issue a public report assessing the outbreak and provided very few details to international organizations.
Nearly two-thirds of the world's illiterate adults are women, a proportion that has remained stubbornly unchanged for the past 20 years, according to a global report assessing progress towards gender equality, published on Tuesday.
