The phrase "assessment concluded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an evaluation or examination has been completed.
Example: "After reviewing all the data and feedback, we can confirm that the assessment concluded successfully."
Alternatives: "evaluation completed" or "review finished".
The congressional office of technology assessment concluded in June 1988 that at its best the star wars interceptors would not hit more than 16% of incoming Soviet warheads.
Officials said the assessment concluded that Mr. Maliki retained support among Shiite groups in part because putting together a new government would be arduous.
In 1995, another C.I.A. assessment concluded that Iran was three to five years from having a nuclear weapon, according to a knowledgeable former American official.
A government impact assessment concluded that probably the same number of union members would continue to affiliate, which McNicol said was "so inaccurate as to be palpably absurd".
The N.I.H. assessment concluded that the analysis of three human experts agreed with that of the company's software 97 percent of the time.
The assessment concluded that banned chemical munitions had been used and that the forces of President Bashar al-Assad were responsible.
The 1883 assessment concludes: "on the whole he has improved, though at times he is still troublesome".
The Treasury assessment concludes that economic slowdown following a Brexit and a new trading relationship with Europe would amount to the loss of £36bn in tax receipts.
Where there is any doubt over an individual's age, they will not be detained unless an independent local authority age assessment concludes that they are over 18.
The assessment concludes that the slickwater fluid used in 2008 has a high toxicological and ecotoxicological hazard potential.
While many successful applications are needed to fully vindicate (NKS2), our first assessment concludes that, at the very least, it is not obviously false.
