The phrase "a process of evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing methods or procedures for assessing something, such as performance, quality, or effectiveness.
Example: "The project will undergo a process of evaluation to determine its success and areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "an assessment process" or "a review procedure".
Lawyers representing the Jimmy Savile Charitable Trust said the scheme – agreed between the estate executor, the NatWest bank, and lawyers representing alleged victims – did not assess the "validity" of claimants and lacked a "process of evaluation".
(4) Finally, a process of evaluation needs to be built into the program; the lack of reliable information and accurate assessment can lead to confusion, waste, and inefficiency.
The four were narrowed down from eight after a process of evaluation that considered each project's deliverability, value for money, and the government's aim of creating a UK CCS industry in the 2020s.
Greater collaboration between researchers designing laboratory-based qualifi-cation studies and researchers designing clinical validation studies could achieve a process of evaluation for biomarkers that is both more reliable and efficient.
To acquire the wide range of benefits that BIM can offer asset owners, it is proffered that they should shift their mindsets away from justification using ROI to a process of evaluation that encompasses the appraisal of value and benefits' realization.
This study was a first step in a process of evaluation and improvement in the priority-setting process of this district.
Mr. Irabagon (pronounced ear-AH-bu-gon) recently won the Thelonious Monk International Jazz Competition, which means that he has already stood up to a process of rigorous evaluation.
A preference, as she understands it, is a desire "formed by a process of critical evaluation with respect to one's conception of the good" (2000: 106).
In contrast, the 'medicines-resistance' model recognised this as an active process, as is modification of the medication regimen after a process of self-evaluation.
Such a selection should be a careful process of evaluation and weighing of tradeoffs.
The purpose of this study is to highlight the implications of a dual process of evaluation and monitoring conducted on an project on social and emotional learning introduced in Italian speaking part of Switzerland.
