The phrase "a process that evaluates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a systematic method or procedure that assesses or judges something.
Example: "The study outlines a process that evaluates the effectiveness of various teaching methods in the classroom."
Alternatives: "a method that assesses" or "a procedure that analyzes".
Regardless of the decision-making method chosen, a formal, consistent review process that evaluates cost, compares products, examines implications, analyzes risk, uses evidence, and includes safety and outcome measures is vital to success.
Additionally, the use of a central adjudication process that evaluated reasons for and management of treatment discontinuation contributes to the strength and clinical impact of our data.
In recent years, there has been extensive and very public scientific debate about the ED potential of several notable agents, including what endpoints might be affected and how contradictory evidence on these matters should be evaluated - a process that has included many reviews and evaluations of the evidence by expert panels convened by scientists and regulatory authorities.
You'll especially want that translation at the end, when one of the company's tasters explains how he evaluates the cheese, a process that includes extracting a taste from the wheel without leaving a mark.
Most are arriving as family units applying for asylum, a process that can take months or years to evaluate.
AOL said it had a formal review process for evaluating potential actions that affect the privacy of its users, a process that was not followed in this case.
These 'trajectory sequences' (shown in Figure 1) can predict which paths the rat will take to the goal, suggesting that they may have a critical role in the cognitive processes that evaluate spatial paths.
Balancing the joint production of multiple ecosystem services, also referred to as the 'multifunctionality' of an ecosystem or landscape, requires understanding of the ecological processes that produce and economic processes that evaluate those services.
To determine the sustainability of a process, criteria that evaluate its economic, environmental and social impact must be used [ 113– 115].
This is a holistic process that evaluates a candidate's preparation for Columbia Engineering's curriculum, fit for the university, character and recommendations, among other factors.
