"accomplishment evaluating" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about assessing the success or progress of a person or organization. For example: "The school board spent the week accomplishment evaluating to see how far the students have come in the past three months."
Bucketlist.org calls itself "a web-based personal intentions system"; its users can list their goals, post updates about their accomplishments, and evaluate the goals of other people.
If you have work experience, professional references can be useful in evaluating accomplishments and milestones made with organizations and in research.
RC seems to be a good cost-benefit with simple accomplishment method to evaluate glomerular filtration and tubular function with an important impact especially in anuric patients.
In evaluating applicants' research accomplishments, the rater's assigned score was based on a pre-established list of criteria reflecting the type and number of research studies and publications in which the applicant was involved.
Both women and men similarly assessed their life accomplishments; however, men evaluated their current life situation in a statistically significant way.
Collected data were used to evaluate accomplishments of program participants in areas that define professional success and tendency toward success in the sciences.
The principle is that individuals recognize the inherent tradeoffs of their decisions and consider both personal and professional accomplishments when they evaluate their overall success.
Additionally, prior to the second CHW session, participants take pictures of meals and physical activities which are used to set "photo goals" and help evaluate accomplishments over the course of the study.
When evaluating people in similar roles, equalize references to technical accomplishments and capability.
So what might the foundation be looking for when it evaluates musical accomplishment and potential?
