The phrase "also able to evaluate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's capability or skill in assessing or judging something in addition to other abilities.
Example: "In addition to her technical skills, she is also able to evaluate complex data sets effectively."
Alternatives: "also capable of assessing" or "also proficient in evaluating".
In doing so, we are also able to evaluate the practical applicability of the IDEAL framework.
These T-F features were also able to evaluate the correlation between newborn EEG signals in order to locate the abnormality source on the scalp.
In contrast to Morikawa et al., we were also able to evaluate lapatinib uptake in normal brain and observed a consistent lack of lapatinib uptake in normal brain, in patients with and without brain metastases.
We were also able to evaluate sperm morphology on samples taken from the epididymides.
In this study we were also able to evaluate the diversification dynamics of all families of mosses within a phylogenetic framework for the first time.
We were also able to evaluate by ultrastructural and morphometric analysis the early β-cell damage caused by cytokines, i.e., loss of insulin granules and mitochondrial changes.
For that reason, most of the injections have been administered by doctors in their offices — though among medical associations, and the state medical boards who regulate the practice of medicine, there is disagreement about whether nurse practitioners and others should also be able to evaluate patients and administer cosmetic injections and laser treatments.
It should also be able to evaluate both inept and brilliant systems (any intelligence level) as well as very slow to very fast systems (any time scale).
To evaluate our algorithm, we developed a simulator that is not only able to analyze the efficiency using conventional metrics (such as the hit ratio), but also is able to evaluate the use of computational resources of the underlying hardware.
We were also not able to evaluate changes in anxiety and depression over time.
We were also not able to evaluate the observed association in children < 6 years of age or adults > 45 years of age.
