The phrase "again evaluating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of reassessing or reconsidering something that has already been evaluated previously.
Example: "After receiving new data, the team is again evaluating the project's feasibility."
Alternatives: "reassessing" or "re-evaluating".
Once again, evaluating that deal is impossible without information on the investments made with the cash put in by Times Mirror.
Without, again, evaluating the different systems of musical notation, Goodman shows how an alternative system, such as the one proposed by John Cage, is not notational, and is indeed in important ways closer to a sketch, hence to a drawing, than to a score (Goodman 1976, 187 190).
Finally, we will present a simple likelihood-based approach for detecting allele-frequency differences between populations, again evaluating its power as a function of the experimental setting.
After these interventions, audits were performed again, evaluating only the infusion pumps over a 3-month period (1 November 2014 to 31 January 2015), to verify the efficacy of the strategy.
Finally, after at least 6 months, all pathologists will again evaluate a random sample of the histological slides blinded to their own first evaluation of the specimens.
This new design was again evaluated with seven therapists.
The overall aberrations are again evaluated in FFDs and are shown in Fig. 3.
After obtaining CABSflex per-residue RMSD predictions, the results were again evaluated using RS.
Thirty-four patients who had revascularization procedures were again evaluated within the first week postoperatively.
At the end of the training, the subjects were once again evaluated using the BDI-II.
Intelligence, taste, conversation — these are the terms on which the heroines of novels by women again and again evaluate their love interests.
