The phrase "assessment found" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a review or evaluation has identified something specific during the assessment process.
Example: "The assessment found several areas for improvement in the current system."
Alternatives: "evaluation revealed" or "review identified".
Alaska currently absorbs about 3.7m tonnes of carbon a year, the USGS assessment found.
But the assessment found 20 areas where improvements could be made.
Yet in the UK, a "risk assessment" found that the coins had no effect on health.
Georgia's armed forces, the assessment found, lack "the doctrine, institutional training and the experience needed to effectively command and control organizations throughout the chain of command".
By January 2003, an assessment found that "Saddam probably will not initiate hostilities for fear of providing Washington with justification to invade Iraq.
"Glyphosate is unlikely to pose a carcinogenic hazard to humans and the evidence does not support classification with regard to its carcinogenic potential," the Efsa assessment found.
Still, the aerial pounding continues; the March assessment found that more than half of all the city's private buildings have been damaged or destroyed.
That assessment found Saddam had destroyed his last weapons of mass destruction more than 10 years ago, and his capacity to build new ones had been dwindling for years by the time of the second Gulf war.
Mark Wood, 44, who had a number of complex mental health conditions, died at his home last August, months after an Atos fitness-for-work assessment found him fit for work.
The government's own assessment found that helping people to find alternatives to car use is one of the most effective and cost-efficient ways of reducing emissions from transport.
(See the case of Anders Breivik: an initial psychiatric assessment found him insane, but that finding was reversed after complaints, including from Breivik himself, that insanity would annul his culpability).
