The phrase "adopted an evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of accepting or implementing a specific assessment or review method.
Example: "After careful consideration, the committee adopted an evaluation to measure the program's effectiveness."
Alternatives: "implemented an assessment" or "embraced a review".
We adopt an evaluation function that returns a probability distribution estimating the probability of various errors in valuing each position.
In this section, instead of using the number of correctly classified test documents (or, equivalently, the error rate on test documents) as evaluation measure, we adopt an evaluation measure that addresses the inherent uncertainty of labeling.
In 2010, the evaluators adopted a new evaluation framework, and therefore, the evidence on this issue is not conclusive.
Early this month Congress adopted a Job Evaluation Act designed to review all civil service classifications and bring them into better balance in terms of skill, hazard and all the other ingredients that ought to de termine how Pay for one job compares with another.
The penultimate one – i.e., the VQR 2004 2010, which adopted a hybrid evaluation approach based on bibliometric analysis and peer review – suffered heavy criticism at a national and international level.
Once these improvements have been adopted, a new evaluation should be performed to assess the EHR4CR's ability to extract eligible patients.
12 16 Whereas most interventions adopted a pre-evaluation and postevaluation design (table 1), studies published since 2009 mainly employed a cluster randomised design.
The case studies show that certain challenges for evaluation can be met by adopting an adequate evaluation design.
PMSE, expressed as follows, is adopted as an evaluation index: {text{PMSE}} = frac{1}{N}sumlimits_{k = 1}^{N} {e^{2} (k)}uppi, (3)where N is the fitting sample size.
