The phrase "also needed to evaluate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional requirements or criteria necessary for assessment or analysis.
Example: "In order to complete the project successfully, we also needed to evaluate the potential risks involved."
Alternatives: "also required for assessment" or "additionally necessary for evaluation".
Future research is also needed to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of this approach.
Further work is also needed to evaluate the next phase of the pandemic.
Prospective studies are also needed to evaluate whether changes in anti-CRP levels can predict disease flares.
Regarding IPTc (now SMC), further research is also needed to evaluate the potential benefits of these drugs.
Further investigation is also needed to evaluate the prophylactic and therapeutic potential of micronutrient interventions in augmenting chemotherapy during coinfection.
Further investigations are also needed to evaluate the capacity of I. ricinus to transmit B. henselae to cats and humans.
As I said in the article, there needs to be new law and a shift of responsibility, but we also need to evaluate the quality of the science generated by all involved and be reasonably confident of the results.
Enterprises also need to evaluate the impact of migration to the cloud on the organisational culture and staff, due to possible unfamiliarity with the system and the environment.
In this context, we will also need to evaluate the effects on image quality and exam feasibility in a postoperative status.
The service designer will also need to evaluate supported data types between consumers, the service, underlying data at rest sources, XML, and XML schemas.
And the same does and should apply to music as a form of art…It's my opinion that before we start down the path of "how do you value digital artifacts" and "how do you value music," we also need to evaluate how we as a society value art.
