The phrase "a unit that evaluates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a component or system that assesses or measures something, such as in technical or academic writing.
Example: "The software includes a unit that evaluates user performance based on various metrics."
Alternatives: "an element that assesses" or "a component that analyzes".
A third effort, by the Center for Scientific Review, the NIH unit that evaluates grant applications, aims to speed up the turnaround time for new investigators so they can resubmit a revised application by the next triyearly deadline.
He was an intelligence analyst, in a unit that was situated near the airport in Saigon, and which processed and evaluated American analyses and reports.
Furthermore, Schneider Electric Ventures has already evaluated over 200 ideas, with Tricoire describing it as the natural way forward for a unit that's part of a parent company with over 20,000 patents that are either active or in application worldwide.
This task is carried out by parallel ZSAD units that evaluate the ZSAD cost function for one candidate disparity value in one clock cycle.
Currently, lawmakers are invited to contact the Capitol Police or sergeant-at-arms if they have been threatened, and the Capitol Police have a special threat assessment unit that evaluates security measures at a lawmaker's office and recommends steps to improve it.
Then Time Warner paid tribute to her acumen by naming her vice president for Time Publishing Ventures Inc., a unit that scouts for and evaluates ideas for new magazines.
While Egypt has reasonably trained personnel and resources to assess various options with respect to WTO negotiations, Egypt ought to explore the establishment of a formal and permanent research unit that could evaluate the impact of specific WTO commitments but also monitor future developments associated with the agreed commitments.
Six months after the head of the New Haven Police Department's narcotics unit was arrested on federal theft charges, a national group that evaluates police operations issued a report yesterday calling for tighter supervision and stricter policies for the narcotics unit.
Instead, faculty should view themselves as a unit "and evaluate what that unit is missing in terms of experiences and perspectives, and not just in research," says Malcom.
Dr. Saudek and Mrs. Loman evaluated a handheld patient programming unit that communicated wirelessly to the pumps implanted in the dogs to deliver insulin.
This is a prospective observational study that evaluated 175 consecutive patients over the age of 18 years with septic shock upon intensive care unit (ICU) admission.
