The phrase "assessment reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the results or findings of an assessment that has been communicated or documented.
Example: "The assessment reported indicates a significant improvement in student performance over the last semester."
Alternatives: "evaluation documented" or "analysis conveyed".
In the assessment reported by Matthey et al. [ 7], 12 items assessing psychosocial risks and the Edinburgh Depression Scale (EDS: measuring depression symptoms severity) were applied covering seven risk areas; this assessment revealed that 12% of the women had three or more of these risk domains.
Over all, the assessment reported large differences in quality between lines.
Streiter declined to say whether Merkel shared Putin's assessment reported in Russian media that Ukraine risks plunging into civil war.
The Government Accountability Office, in a draft assessment reported yesterday, determined that Iraq has failed to meet 15 out of 18 benchmarks for political and military progress mandated by Congress.
But the alliance's own confidential assessment, reported in The Times on Sunday, pointed out that European members, who were among the first to call for military action, could never have pulled it off without extensive American involvement.
The analysis of the assessment reported demonstrates that students understood the directive of the question.
Follow-up assessments reported as long as two years later have revealed stable results.
All efficacy assessments reported here are for the crossover phase.
With the panel gearing up for its fifth assessment report, reporters must explore how they are going to do that.
Behavioral assessments report either effortful control (part of executive functions) or emotional reactivity/regulation impairments.
The Annual Homeless Assessment Report (AHAR) assesses that 37percentt of homeless in 2009 were families.
