"assessments involve" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in situations where an evaluation or analysis is necessary. Here is an example: "The new hiring process includes various assessments that involve testing the candidates' critical thinking and problem-solving skills."
Maturity assessments involve benchmarking the board against what is regarded as good practice.
The CCSS assessments involve computer use not only for the actual assessments, but also for the practice assessments, and both require that students have connectivity, computer access, and computer familiarity.
In all cases, however, key selling assessments involve (1) isolating the powerful buying-center members, (2) identifying what they want in terms of both their hot buttons and specific needs, and (3) assessing their perceptions of the situation.
Baumert et al. (2009, pp. 3 5) points out that like intelligence tests, reading and mathematical assessments involve reasoning and making logical inferences.
Community-based assessments involve children and parents living with a specialist foster carer who will work closely with a social worker assigned to the case.
Most histological assessments involve either counting of positive stained cells or demarcation of areas of damaged tissue.
Numerical assessments, involving dry areas and complex geometry are performed.
Sharon writes that she was initially worried about the health assessments involved in PIP.
Other experts said that because property tax assessments involved judgments about the value of land, buildings and equipment, there was a growing industry of challenging assessments.
I dissented in United Foods, based on my view that the challenged assessments involved a form of economic regulation, not speech.
The DfE's statisticians said that because the reformed teacher assessments involved a new, higher standard, they were not comparable to key stage one results from previous year.
