The phrase "affecting evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing factors that influence or change the assessment or judgment of something.
Example: "The various biases present in the data are affecting evaluation of the overall results."
Alternatives: "influencing assessment" or "impacting judgment".
Botelho's research also encompasses how social factors affect evaluation processes.
His research interests focus on identifying how factors such as social influence, social networks, and status affect evaluation processes and entrepreneurial outcomes.
Withholding information that, in the future, may be reported by your schools, places of employment, or other establishments can adversely affect evaluation if not included in your application.
A mismatch of activity ratings negatively affected evaluation of a leisurely city, but the presence of any sport event elevated evaluation of an active city.
Consequently, both the range of the response surface and the severity of the drought can also affect evaluation of species' anisohydric-isohydric behavior.
In the context of affect evaluation, the GPCM might indicate that some categories are more used than others – what does not occur with the GRM that assumes the categories are spaced.
Secondly, the research clinicians had access to the screening CRP result during the follow-up visits and this may have affected evaluation of the subjective components of the response to antitubercular therapy (Karnofsky Performance Score and symptom ratio).
Intra-patient response variability can therefore affect evaluation reproducibility.
When marketing efforts were allowed to affect awareness and social contagion was allowed to affect evaluation, both effects became statistically significant.
Such measures are known to suffer from recall problems but there is limited evidence of whether the method of data collection affects evaluation findings.
