The phrase "also possible to evaluate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the feasibility or capability of assessing something in addition to other options or methods.
Example: "In addition to the standard tests, it is also possible to evaluate the results through a peer review process."
Alternatives: "also feasible to assess" or "additionally able to evaluate".
It was also possible to evaluate the forces acting on the blades, torque and power at the rotor shaft.
It is also possible to evaluate the overall energetic and economic performance on whatever time basis (day, week, month, year, etc).
With SPECT imaging, it is also possible to evaluate regional innervation or denervation.
With this software it was also possible to evaluate different QTL effects between sire families, to test the co-existence of two QTLs and to analyze discrete data.
It is also possible to evaluate the FTC against a different taxonomy, like the Medical Subject Headings for example, which can be subject to future work.
It is also possible to evaluate the effects of sorafenib on PBMC, where the pERK activity levels were correlated with oxidative stress induced by Vibrio vulnificus.
In addition, based on the study findings regarding the virtual learning environments presented by Turkish universities, it might also be possible to evaluate and explain the acceptance and use of other technologies used in educational institutions.
However, it would also be possible to evaluate interactions that lack strong evidence.
It would also be possible to evaluate VIP interventions by comparing local and national data regarding CVD morbidity and mortality.
It may also be possible to evaluate the relationship between treatment compliance and clinical outcomes, which would be difficult to achieve in a conventional RCT design.
In such future studies, it will also be possible to evaluate further the eventual diagnostic value of the individual peptides included in the present multiplex assay.
