The phrase "an objective review" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an evaluation or assessment that is impartial and based on facts rather than personal feelings or opinions.
Example: "The committee conducted an objective review of the proposals to ensure fairness in the selection process."
Alternatives: "an impartial assessment" or "a neutral evaluation."
We believe that an objective review of the facts and circumstances will affirm our position".
"We believe that an objective review will show our business and our industry to be competitive".
Moreover, they say that the town, which has so much at stake, can hardly be expected to conduct an objective review.
The company needs a fully independent inquiry into what happened, a critical assessment of its current businesses and strategy and an objective review of governance, among other things.
The Stanford researchers said that by providing an objective review of the current science of organic foods, their goal was to allow people to make informed choices.
SINCE Tibor Kalman was a friend of mine, I'm not able to write an objective review of "Tiborocity: Design and Un design by Tibor Kalman," the New Museum of Contemporary Art's lively retrospective of the late graphic designer's work.
Mr. Corzine embraced the report, hailing it as a "sobering, objective review" of an embattled law-enforcement agency's attempts to restore public confidence in its procedures.
"This is not a threat, it's a very objective review," he said.
Feinstein had praised Comey in July for a "thorough, objective review", after the FBI director declined to recommend an indictment over Clinton's private email service.
"Certainly it's a sobering, objective review that is spot-on in making sure that law enforcement is carried out in a way that there is no bias".
He denounced the memorandum as "a purely partisan document that appears to be a road map for how the Democrats intend to politicize what should be a bipartisan, objective review of prewar intelligence".
