The phrase "advantages for evaluation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects related to the process of evaluating something.
Example: "The advantages for evaluation of the new software include improved efficiency and user satisfaction."
Alternatives: "benefits for assessing" or "gains for appraisal of".
Another important advantage – mandatory for evaluation of small lesions – is that the technique is able to provide a substantially shortened echo-time resulting in a high signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).
Both CT and MRI have advantages and disadvantages for evaluation of LRT efficacy, residual and recurrent disease.
A recent review discusses advantages of arthroscopic OCT for evaluation of subsurface cartilage abnormalities that may elude conventional arthroscopic surface imaging and MRI [ 18].
The use of cluster randomisation has substantial advantages for pragmatic evaluation of changes in organisation, particularly if economic evaluation is undertaken [ 22].
Since concrete subjected to cyclic loading accompanies variations in the elastic and plastic characteristics of concrete in relation to microstructural changes, the adoption of a nonlinear ultrasonic approach is required, which has advantages for the evaluation of micro-cracks in concrete.
All parents in this category were called to interview within two weeks of the child's seventh birthday, which has two advantages for evaluation purposes.
Innovative imaging technologies, such as intravascular ultrasound (IVUS), may carry advantages for the evaluation of coronary atherosclerotic burden and disease progression.
The well-mixed model presents several advantages for the evaluation of interphase mass transfer rates in gas-liquid contactors: it simplifies the mathematical analysis and eliminates the need for measuring numerous mixing parameters.
The 6MWT presents several interesting advantages for the evaluation of the exercise capacity in elderly people.
The resulting image resolution is similar to that achieved with endorectal coils but with the advantage of being noninvasive and thus suitable for evaluation of all rectal tumours.
