The phrase "a closer evaluation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to examine something in more detail or with greater scrutiny.
Example: "After conducting a closer evaluation of the data, we found several inconsistencies that needed to be addressed."
Alternatives: "a more detailed analysis of" or "a thorough examination of".
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 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.
This technique would have allowed a closer evaluation of the theoretical constructs and specific behaviour change techniques used within the content of the intervention.
In light of the new findings reported in this issue of Diabetologia, a closer evaluation of the safety and cost benefit of antidepressants is certainly needed.
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].
But after a close evaluation of Dell's new machines and service offerings, Rackspace went with Dell instead of H-P.
The persistent local presence at OVT has helped the IGEPN to have a close evaluation of evolving eruptive activity and be in close and immediate contact with local authorities and the public.
A close evaluation of such sequences may provide some insights into the evolutionary history of various populations of Xenopus.
These murine studies showed a clear anatomical contribution in erosion formation and prompted a close evaluation of human knee joints, to determine whether similar structures existed.
