The phrase "assessments show" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the results or findings of evaluations or tests in various contexts, such as education, research, or performance analysis.
Example: "The assessments show a significant improvement in student performance over the past year."
Alternatives: "evaluations indicate" or "tests reveal".
However, the high levels of symptoms in the completed assessments show that MindSpot assessed and treated people with significant illness.
Some such response is certainly warranted: the proper aim of normative theory is not to describe or to justify existing practices, but to articulate the goals, principles, and ideals against which those practices are to be assessed; and it should not surprise us when such assessments show our practices to be seriously defective.
"Our assessments show that the M.C.T.F.
Environmental assessments show that the project will have no effect on the environment.
So, 31 reviews resulting in four changed security assessments show that the lid is still tightly nailed on these cases.
The American Red Cross said preliminary damage assessments show at least 48,000 residences have been affected by the flooding.
In fact, numerous peer-reviewed risk assessments show virtually no risk to humans from antibiotic use in animals.
Over the same period, assessments show the percentage of children in grade five who could read or do simple subtraction declined.
The time lag is worse in Suffolk and elsewhere in the state, where assessments show values in July, nearly a year ago.
Assessments show that Mingo County was hit hardest by the flooding, with about 300 structures destroyed, 1,000 with major damage and 2,000 with minor damage.
Latest intelligence assessments show that Syrian criminal syndicates are also highly involved in facilitating escape from the conflict-ridden country and that underworld figures from western Europe are also heavily implicated.
