The phrase "a set of appraise" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a set of appraisals"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to multiple evaluations or assessments of something, such as property or performance.
Example: "The company conducted a set of appraisals to determine the value of the assets."
Alternatives: "a series of evaluations" or "a collection of assessments".
We have thus also drawn from the lessons and recommendations from these reviews, using this as a set of criteria for appraising the challenges for scaling up mHealth for monitoring and evaluation of CBS in South Africa (Table 3).
The interview with the person with dementia was conducted first to allow the carer time to appraise a set of sample materials.
Evidence of marked individual differences in appraising a set of QOL items does not necessarily suggest low internal construct validity.
A set of energy performance indicators were applied to thoroughly appraise the trigeneration systems against the conventional provisions.
Sixty-eight studies were critically appraised by two reviewers using a set of criteria [11].
A set of calculation models, based on the tritium mass balance among the TBMs, and different ancillary systems were developed to appraise the tritium safety in the common tritium systems and the Chinese TBMs.
Respondents were asked a set of questions relating to their vision for their professional lives - relating to the nature and mode of work they were considering; and what factors they used to appraise their choices.
It included a minimum set of acceptance criteria to appraise the quality of DNA extracts consisting mainly of running inhibition tests and applying stringent acceptance criteria.
Service providers and policy makers can draw on the set of quality appraised and synthesized systematic reviews provided in this overview to rapidly determine whether there is any high-quality synthesized research evidence available about counselling, case management or health promotion for people living with HIV/AIDS.
The reasons why guidelines are not developed following the established evidence-based guideline development methods are not clear, though the recommended process is extremely time and resource-intensive [ 3, 16- 18] and requires a specific set of skills in identifying, appraising and synthesising research.
