The phrase "a year to evaluating" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "We dedicated a year to evaluating the project's impact on the community."
Alternatives: "a year for assessment" or "a year for evaluation".
There was some risk in waiting a year to evaluate the two players.
Mike Hampton, whom the Mets acquired from Houston two years ago, said he needed a year to evaluate New York before deciding if it was for him.
In 2010, Mr. Stolpestad struck an agreement with the Port Authority that allowed him a year to evaluate the historic structures and market them to prospective tenants.
British citizens may not have the luxury of a year to evaluate strengths and weakness of potential leaders, but no one gets to spend tens of millions of pounds on a Parliament seat either.
It took a trained team of Berkeley-Haas undergraduate research assistants close to a year to evaluate the first minute of one video per senator that was randomly selected for coding of verbal and nonverbal behavioral, as outlined below.
Twenty-four primiparousowswereere allocated randomly in four blocks distributed through a year to evaluate the effect of feeding level on productive performance and grazing behaviour of primiparous pregnant sows kept outdoors under tropical conditions.
They followed the dieters for up to a year to evaluate weight loss and reduction of heart disease risk factors.
He added UNESCO would establish a network that will meet once a year to evaluate the conference follow-up and recommend ways to implement the resolutions.
Valentine suggests, however, that the Huangs sit down together at least twice a year to evaluate their portfolio, just as they would with a planner.
They plan to take at least a year to evaluate the change before making it permanent.
