The phrase "aid in evaluating" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing assistance or support in the process of assessment or judgment.
Example: "The new software will aid in evaluating the performance of our marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "assist in assessing" or "help in judging".
Through the National Park Service, the National Register of Historic Places publishes a series of bulletins designed to aid in evaluating and applying the criteria for evaluation of different types of properties.
These source approximations can aid in evaluating NH3 emission abatement techniques to local landscapes.
Wildlife-habitat relationship models have sometimes been linked with forest simulators to aid in evaluating outcomes of forest management alternatives.
We identified preferred attributes of alternative prostate cancer treatments that will aid in evaluating attributes of treatment options.
The theoretical model may aid in evaluating the efficacy of anti-metastatic therapies, thus benefiting the design of prospective clinical trials.
Now, under new international cycling rules implemented during the last year, the blood of the top 600 riders will be profiled to provide a baseline to aid in evaluating future test results.
The flash point, or the temperature at which a lubricant momentarily flashes in the pressure of a test flame, aids in evaluating fire-resistance properties.
Needs have arisen to include system aids in evaluating and comparing design concepts as well as providing on-line optimal strategies for allocating inspection, maintenance and rehabilitation expenditures.
A clearer understanding of release and impact velocities, KE, momentum and throwing distance aids in evaluating the Pleistocene archaeological record, and more generally facilitates an evidence-based assessment of current estimates around hand-thrown spear performance.
Including surface subsurface solute transport aids in evaluating internal model processes, however there are challenges related to the influence of dispersion across the surface subsurface interface, and non-uniqueness of the solute transport solution.
