The phrase "assessment informs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that an assessment provides guidance or insight into a particular situation or decision-making process.
Example: "The results of the assessment informs our strategy for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "evaluation guides" or "analysis shapes".
At the end of the session a second five-minute assessment informs the tutors of their students' progress and allows Alaniz to collect data on the tutors' effectiveness.
In general, risk assessments are framed by identifying risks and management goals, so the assessment informs the need for possible management options and enables evaluation of management success.
Task based exposure assessment informs a proportionate public health response in rendering plant workers during highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 outbreaks, and reduces reliance on extensive antiviral prophylaxis.
Rather, it's my assessment, informed by my time as a CIA analyst, of how foreign powers might position limited intelligence resources to achieve maximum return.
Private sector "negotiators" attended every housing assessment, informing households about the incentive scheme and how they would spend years in dreadful temporary accommodation if they tried to hold out for a council house rather than accepting an offer of private rented accommodation.
Near the end of the JC HEM pilot, an expert in outcome assessment was hired by JC HEM to provide a comprehensive assessment of 2010 to 2013 objectives, and data from that assessment inform this article.
While the retrospective application of new standards (i.e. study methods) as undertaken by EFSA [8] is debatable, it is broadly accepted that risk assessment informing regulatory decision-making should be based on the latest state of knowledge and standards.
Conducting an assessment informed our understanding of the health staffing shortage, which plagues many African countries, and supported the efforts of the national MC task force to lobby for trained nurses to be authorized to perform VMMC procedures.
During the first consultation, the nurse specialized in osteoporosis and fall risk assessment informed and invited every patient individually.
The needs assessment informed the design of the SLIMMER maintenance programme and the adoption and implementation plan.
Information from the change readiness assessment informed decision-making and focused support efforts as the implementation progressed (e.g., making a decision to support typing skills training).
