The phrase "already been evaluated to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or outcomes of an assessment or analysis that has already taken place.
Example: "The data has already been evaluated to determine its accuracy and relevance for the project."
Alternatives: "previously assessed to" or "already analyzed to".
Several potential biomarkers have already been evaluated for their ability to predict which cows are at risk of diseases related to the transition period.
Low CD4 cell counts and low total lymphocyte counts are known markers of progression leading to mortality in resource rich countries [19] and have already been evaluated as markers indicating need to start ART in resource limited countries [20] but have not been evaluated as markers of infection for children under 18 months old.
The feasibility of cellular therapy based on the immunomodulatory properties of apoptotic cells has already been evaluated in different experimental models to restore or induce immune tolerance.
Also, in order to minimize the risk, associated with such a development, the supplier will be requested to use components which have already been evaluated and/or validated and/or qualified for space applications.
This is another possible scenario for a new system user, but once the resource has already been evaluated and categorized by other system users, it is possible to generate recommendations from a social point of view.
According to these requirements, a patient who has already been evaluated elsewhere and who has a demonstrated organic impairment such as Alzheimer's disease may not be admitted.
Some of these agents have already been evaluated in fibrotic disease, and although none has yet been found to be effective, early-stage proof of concept studies are being developed.
The homes on the Nickel Brothers Web site have already been evaluated for a move, but how do you tell if the one you're considering buying on your own can handle a relocation?
