The phrase "assessment bureau" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating or analyzing information, often in governmental or organizational settings.
Example: "The assessment bureau conducted a thorough review of the educational programs in the district."
Alternatives: "evaluation office" or "appraisal agency."
In its assessment, the Bureau added: "very smart around the net; good passer, playmaker.
The advisory came in a formal bureau assessment that typically goes to senior officials at the State Department.
The Fort Detrick laboratory began studying the Daschle letter on Oct. 15 and delivered its first assessment to the bureau that night, a spokesman said.
"We feel it's the right thing to do for our families," said Antoinette DeLuca, executive director of early childhood admissions assessment at the bureau.
Antoinette DeLuca, executive director of the early childhood admissions assessment at the bureau, said the numbers were "a testament to the long-standing reputation" of the private schools, given the general economic climate.
In its draft environmental assessment, the federal bureau predicts that seismic testing would result in some "harassments" of marine animals that could result in injuries or in a few cases, deaths.
Congressional officials who have been briefed recently by the F.B.I. on the translation issue said the report offered a much bleaker assessment than the bureau has acknowledged, and leading senators from both parties denounced what they described as foot-dragging in fixing the problem.
Over all, the bureau's assessment projects that impacts on marine life from the testing would be moderate.
The bureau's assessment follows a National Academy of Sciences review questioning last year's decision to limit irrigation flows to protect endangered fish in Upper Klamath Lake and the Klamath River.
