The phrase "act of evaluating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or action of assessing or judging something.
Example: "The act of evaluating the project's success is crucial for future improvements."
Alternatives: "process of assessment" or "evaluation process".
Kirsch endorses Winters's statement that "the creation of a form is nothing more nor less than the act of evaluating or shaping (that is, controlling) a given experience".
Personality and social psychologists have noted that the mere act of evaluating stimuli as threatening or dangerous can produce or maintain anxiety.
"We're helping to strengthen the pathways of care in the act of evaluating this … there are so many parameters that we can really start to build programmes and act on," Haskew says.
This method may be viewed as "the act of evaluating one's own level of knowledge or performance taking into account the contexts in which it occurs" [ 11].
We do not believe the Study fulfills the statutory mandate of Section 913 of the Dodd-Frank Act to evaluate the "effectiveness of existing legal or regulatory standards of care" applicable to broker-dealers and investment advisers..
Causal decision theory's account of self-ratification may put aside Jeffrey's method of evaluating a decision by evaluating the act it selects.
The Water for the World Act, and sustainable sanitation programs generally, make very effective use of funds but that's the crudest way of evaluating their worth.
For example, the constituent groups agreed that "killing bad drugs" sooner that is, leveraging the strengths of ACTs to evaluate drugs that do not have potential and ending such trials early provides ethical advantages.
We have no way of evaluating either.
Weary of evaluating basic criteria,.
In his official court order announcing the program on March 2, Davis said the goals of the program are to identify factors that drove the individuals to become radicalized, assess how engaged, committed, and capable they were to carrying out acts of violence, evaluate how likely they are to re-offend, and determine whether they might be successfully de-radicalized.
