The phrase "assessment file" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document or digital file that contains evaluations, tests, or assessments related to a particular subject or individual.
Example: "Please upload the assessment file to the shared drive so that we can review the results together."
Alternatives: "evaluation document" or "review file".
On a hospital level, the assessment file needs to contain all the items that are usually assessed by routine CGA in Belgian geriatric wards.
But according to Hamlili's Guantánamo "assessment" file, one of 759 individual dossiers obtained by the Guardian, US interrogators were convinced that he was simultaneously acting as an informer for British and Canadian intelligence.
His classified assessment file, made public by WikiLeaks, showed that the military had recommended that he be released in December 2006 and again in January 2008.
A separate Turnitin® assessment file was created for the experiment on an institutional academic integrity LMS site (Moodle) where a bank of dummy student profiles is available for testing purposes.
His assessment file claims he fought on the front lines against the Northern Alliance with bin Laden's "55th Arab Brigade".
Transferred detainee Sharaf Ahmad Muhammad Mas'ud is an accused "Islamic extremist and an al Qaida-affiliated fighter" whose 2008 detainee assessment file released by Wikileaks said, "Has verbally expressed his distain for America and President Bush, and has encouraged and led mass disturbances among the other detainees".
(A privacy-impact assessment filed in 2016 states that the database can be used to aid in criminal and civil cases against immigrants, including "exclusion, deportation, and removal proceedings").
The assessment, filed last month by a court-appointed review officer, shows some progress in cleaning up the district council and its constituent locals, and proposes a number of substantive reforms.
During a hearing in February, he confessed to having provided to WikiLeaks videos of airstrikes in which civilians were killed, a quarter-million diplomatic cables, assessment files of detainees held at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, and logs of military incident reports from Iraq and Afghanistan.
After a Reuters article reported that WikiLeaks has the files of every Guantánamo detainee, a government official told The Times that the government believed the claim was correct and that it referred to a set of nearly 800 detainee "threat assessment" files compiled by the Pentagon during the Bush administration.
In an assessment filed on April 28 , 1978 an assistant director reported that Denise Gallison's daughter weighed twenty-nine pounds: "Mother describes her as getting tall and slender 'like her father.' " By then, Jennifer Gallison had been dead for two and a half months.
