The phrase "a structured evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an assessment or analysis that is organized and follows a specific framework or methodology.
Example: "The project will undergo a structured evaluation to ensure all aspects are thoroughly assessed."
Alternatives: "an organized assessment" or "a systematic review".
The two-day training programme for PNs was evaluated using a structured evaluation form to be filled-out at the end of each day.
A structured evaluation framework on the quality of structure, process and outcomes of care has been developed based on the programme objectives and literature review in collaboration with the programme workgroup and health service providers.
In regards to the structured evaluation of pre-hospital trauma patients, students needed to evaluate the following statement: "I am capable to perform a structured evaluation of pre-hospital trauma patients".
We therefore propose a system to merge Citizen Science and Citizen Design, which requires a structured evaluation process to integrate Design Science methods for urban design.
Two additional spaces were added: an instant messaging capability that allows design team members (DTMs) to exchange with one another on a DC; and a structured evaluation space.
Thus, based on a procedure model for a structured evaluation of process chains a cost knowledge management concept enabling a systematic and efficient generation and handling of cost relevant knowledge is presented.
The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of a 2-day international endovascular training course on the performance of trainees as compared with a control group, assessed in a bench model based task using an objective structured evaluation protocol.
The CPU assessment simply provides a rigorous and structured evaluation, yet this appears to have a significant effect upon anxiety (although this is not maintained), depression and quality of life.
There is a need for structured evaluation of disability before and after surgery.
The CPO evaluation model provides a basis for structured evaluation of combined OHIs in the field by combining context, process, and outcome evaluation.
Twenty-four older adults (74.2 ± 7.5 years, range 65 92) participated in a 5-day, 90-minute/day structured evaluation of a Proto Tai Chi exercise program.
