The phrase "aid in evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assistance or support in assessing or judging something, such as a project, performance, or data.
Example: "The new software tools will aid in evaluation of the project's success and help us make informed decisions."
Alternatives: "assist in assessment" or "support in appraisal".
Formal tests to aid in evaluation of outlying cases have been developed, such as the Cook's distance, the studentized residuals and the Bonferroni test [33].
Although most cases of pericarditis do not require PET/MR, unique information provided by PET can be superimposed to MRI or CT and thus help to improve identification of inflammatory processes or masses in uncertain cases, to exclude other infectious foci, and aid in evaluation of response to therapy.
DECT can also aid in evaluation of response to therapy and detection of oncology-related disorders.
Similarly, tracking the complexity of burst dynamics could also aid in evaluation of coma recovery and of brain development in early neonates.
Furthermore, quantitative thickness measurements of the nerve fiber layer along with the other intra-retinal layers would aid in evaluation and clinical decision making for several ophthalmic conditions including age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and glaucoma [ 13].
Our criterion was established to aid in evaluation of possible mortality predictors in the broader, clinical picture of resuscitation and management of severe sepsis and septic shock, similar to the methodology of two recent sepsis-related mortality investigations [ 9, 11].
The latter is a motion-tracking device and meant to provide a more objective dimensional measure of attention and hyperactive problems than clinical observation and rating scales and thus be "an aid in the evaluation of treatment interventions in people with ADHD" and hopefully avoid mislabeling of children [ 25].
Finally, data collaboratives can aid in monitoring, evaluation, and improvement.
The proposed fixed-charge model can aid in rapid evaluation of sensory films in sensor development work.
The current paper focuses on identifying factors which would aid in the evaluation of safety barrier performance.
