The phrase "internal assessment" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to an assessment conducted by a company or organization on its own systems. For example, "The company performed an internal assessment of its safety procedures prior to opening its new factory."
It said yesterday that a panel of independent doctors confirmed its internal assessment.
"Internal assessment and the use of exam aids should be kept to a minimum and used only where there is a compelling case to do so," he added.
The external review, which will feed into the White House's internal assessment of surveillance, has itself been criticised for being too close to the Obama administration.
The Victorian Liberal Party is vowing to make the reforms needed to win back power after a damning internal assessment of its 2014 election defeat.
Recommendations in the interim report that internal assessment should play a bigger role in the examining process have been beefed up.
Either way, the documents were an explosive find: here was the CIA's own internal assessment of its controversial interrogation techniques used against terrorist detainees.
According to a leaked Guantánamo internal assessment, Bin Ali was recommended for release or transfer to another country for continued detention in June 2004.
They reached the decision after conducting a rapid internal assessment, which the Australian Privacy Foundation said was flawed and in no way independent.
The review was a sensitive, internal assessment of the CIA's detention and interrogation program, which included techniques such as water-boarding that most experts say amounts to torture.
Gove's claim that abolishing modules and "internal assessment" in favour of "linear assessment" would benefit the disadvantaged was brusquely demolished by the select committee.
Making things even more problematic for a criminal case is that JPMorgan's own internal assessment of the valuations, which found that they were within an acceptable price range.
