The phrase "a closer evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for a more detailed or thorough assessment of a subject or situation.
Example: "After a closer evaluation of the data, we found several inconsistencies that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "a more detailed assessment" or "a thorough analysis".
Red dots indicate fever, and a closer evaluation by nurses.
The selective inhibition of proliferation and induction of cell death in MM cells by CD137 ligand agonists may also warrant a closer evaluation of their therapeutic potential.
However, our interest in the inflammatory response of AZT and the extensive literature linking AZT to inflammatory processes in the lung prompted a closer evaluation of the effect of AZT treatment on specific mRNAs with predicted inflammatory/immune functions.
A closer evaluation showed, however, that on a local level, the effect of NO was indeed important in endothelial cells.
A closer evaluation of each of these dermatoses will help illustrate the need for validated scoring systems.
In addition, an ex-vivo model allows a closer evaluation of cell heterogeneity associated with each individual tumor.
The development of a biological marker starts with the discovery and identification of a new biomarker, is followed by a close evaluation of its accuracy, and, thereafter, evaluates the impact of the marker on clinical outcomes [ 3].
After a close evaluation of the company's new compliance report, we still don't know.
The implementation of these programmes is complex and requires a close evaluation.
But after a close evaluation of Dell's new machines and service offerings, Rackspace went with Dell instead of H-P.
Statics and Dynamics of Rigid Bodies presents an interdisciplinary approach to mechanical engineering through a close evaluation of the statics and dynamics of rigid bodies, presenting a concise introduction to both.
