The phrase "able to evaluate any" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or capacity to assess or judge any given item, situation, or data.
Example: "The new software is able to evaluate any input data and provide accurate results."
Alternatives: "capable of assessing any" or "qualified to analyze any".
To still be able to evaluate any additional value of 9c ER (a key feature of category D), we compared the outcome of category definition D for ICM-DNA with category definition C for FCM-DNA, as the 9c ER is the only difference between category definitions C and D. Statistical analyses were performed using SPSS (SPSS Version 15 Inc., Chicago, IL, USA).
When evaluating the unilateral pelvic lift, it was important to stand on the same side as the supported leg and to be in line (eye level) with the patient's hip to be able to evaluate any tipping of the pelvis and at the same time to have some reference line beneath the patient by which to register any lowering of the pelvis.
However, for the time being there is no standard method able to evaluate all these impacts.
A generic method is designed, able to evaluate a global PHES storage capacity at large scale.
Since the true item parameters were unknown, we were not able to evaluate whether any of the mixture PD models were able to do this.
After education, the number of nurses able to evaluate delirium using any scale (12% vs 82%, P < 0.0005) and use it correctly (8% vs 62%, P < 0.0005) increased significantly.
We were not able to evaluate if there is any selective constraint driving the diversification of the putative hom e)ologous sequences from S. officinarum as haplogroups.
Within such a context, industrial practitioners, looking for production scheduling solutions for their selected industrial plants, will be able to evaluate alternative scheduling approaches without any real risks.
It should also be able to evaluate both inept and brilliant systems (any intelligence level) as well as very slow to very fast systems (any time scale).
You're now able to evaluate the pros and cons of any employment opportunity and chose the one that will be right for you.
Yet because there is little reason to expect that the states will be any better able to evaluate green energy projects than the federal government, Stimel's preferred alternative is the creation of an auction of federal funds modeled after the Term Auction Facility of the Federal Reserve.
