In an assault case, the trial court’s adjudication order complied with G.S. 7B-2411, which requires a written finding that “the allegations in the petition have been proved [beyond a reasonable doubt].” In the blank space on the adjudication order where the trial court is to state its findings of fact which “have been proven beyond a reasonable doubt,” the trial court indicated “please see attached ‘Adjudication Findings of Fact.’” The attached document contained detailed findings that, according to the adjudication order, had been proven beyond a reasonable doubt.