The phrase "a standardized evaluation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a systematic assessment or measurement of a particular subject or object.
Example: "The study aims to provide a standardized evaluation of student performance across different educational institutions."
Alternatives: "a uniform assessment of" or "a consistent appraisal of".
In Australia it is known as the Nationwide House Energy Rating Scheme and is based upon a ten-star rating, and in the UK the Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) are rated from A to G. HERS provides a standardized evaluation of a home's energy efficiency and expected energy costs.
Few RCTs achieved high scores on the CONSORT, a standardized evaluation of the quality of methodology reporting.
It was proposed that a standardized evaluation of the resident and a standardized resident evaluation of the training site be developed.
Therefore, it is suggested to define a set of parameters (iterations, subsets, post-filtering, and algorithm) for each system for a standardized evaluation of the image quality.
We sought to apply a standardized evaluation of ultrasound parameters for the prediction of placental invasion in a high-risk population.
Objective: The purpose of this study was to assess the effect of race on the results of a standardized evaluation of urinary incontinence and prolapse in African Americans and Caucasians.
A report in a recent issue of Critical Care used the medical emergency team activation as a trigger to perform a prospective standardized evaluation of charts.
Students were also assessed by a combination of online quizzes (optional and required depending on the particular program), written exams, and practical hands-on exams which allow for a more standardized evaluation of the students' knowledge and provide a gauge for each student to monitor their progress.
Conventional urodynamics (CU) is a highly standardized evaluation of lower urinary tract function.
The aim of the present study was a comprehensive standardized evaluation of self-reported HRQOL in children and adolescents during the first year after a new diagnosis of cancer and a comparison to healthy children.
For samples 3 and 4, we will also conduct an intensive standardized evaluation of CPS records, respectively, as is common practice in this field (3.5 h per record).
