The phrase "a recent evaluation of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a recent assessment or analysis of a particular subject, topic, or situation.
Example: "A recent evaluation of the company's performance revealed significant areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "a recent assessment of" or "a recent review of".
But a recent evaluation of an ambitious program in Minnesota shows that it can produce startling results.
However, a recent evaluation of these various programs shows that they have way too many muddled conditions and imprecise focus groups.
During a recent evaluation of the technology, both classical music and contemporary jazz vocals played in the DVD-Audio surround-sound format created a markedly different listening experience compared with regular two-channel stereo.
A recent evaluation of the programme revealed that women who took part were able to share the training with others, undertake a number of key activities based on the learning from the training and adapt the model to different audiences.
North-west London, for example, already has a programme not dissimilar to that of Greater Manchester, and a recent evaluation of progress reports high costs and little evidence thus far of service change.
"If we were trying to give investors a reason to ignore the market pundits, we could use Brinson Strategy fund as our example," said Christopher Davis, a Morningstar analyst, in a recent evaluation of the fund.
A recent evaluation of the Conflict Pool by the Independent Commission for Aid Impact raised serious concerns not only about the effectiveness of such programmes in creating peace, but also about the oversight and monitoring of funds.
A recent evaluation of two German self-employment subsidies for the unemployed from Caliendo and Künn (2010) provides new interesting results in this respect103.
A recent evaluation of earlier studies shows that significant improvements can be made using more modern topographic and remote sensing data (Bradley et al. 2017).
A recent evaluation of Martis Creek Dam highlighted the potential for dam failure due to either seepage or an earthquake on nearby faults.
We draw on a recent evaluation of the impacts of research grant funding, discussing both key issues in developing a methodology for the analysis and subsequent results.
