The phrase "assessed that the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating a judgment or evaluation regarding a specific situation or subject.
Example: "The committee assessed that the project met all necessary criteria for approval."
Alternatives: "determined that the" or "evaluated that the".
However, the action taken was pre-planned and police assessed that the pair did not pose any imminent threat.
After the attack, a third country rapidly assessed that the information was unreliable and could be totally ignored.
On the road that night, I quickly assessed that the young man needed urgent medical attention.
Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles, ambassador to Saudi Arabia at time, assessed that the threat was real and the investigation was shelved on national security grounds.
Third, the Israelis are ready for peace; Soliman assessed that the GOI coalition is broad and strong, and larger than Rabin's coalition of the mid-nineties.
Van Ostaeyen, who tracks fighters through various social-media channels, assessed that the two dead men had previously been part of Katibat al-Battar.
"Community's independent experts, Syndex, have assessed that the transformation plan for the business is robust and Greybull has the necessary capabilities to build a sustainable business," he said.
He assessed that the Israeli-Arab political leadership is trying to take the Israel-Palestinian conflict in a new direction and give it a new "national color".
It is assessed that the detainee is a poor farmer and his arrest was due to mistaken identity".
He assessed that the crude oil will break down "relatively quickly" and the chance of it reaching land is "slight".
In another vindication for the NSA, the PCLOB assessed that the NSA's massive amounts of data collected under section 702 is not "bulk" collection, describing itself as "impressed with the rigor" of government surveillance targeting.
