The phrase "analyses or evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods of examining or assessing something, typically in academic or professional contexts.
Example: "The report includes detailed analyses or evaluation of the data collected during the study."
Alternatives: "assessments or analyses" or "reviews or evaluations".
Therefore, relative to the domains described above, our experts did not regard the presence of processes to conduct or commission data analyses, research studies or evaluation as particularly important to building an organisations' capacity to engage with and apply research to policy.
Evaluation tools, such as interviews, focus group discussions, document analyses, or mapping of cases against evaluation frameworks, were identified in 12 studies and commonly analysed in a qualitative approach.
Furthermore, poor methodology in an EE study results in misleading ethical analyses, evaluations or recommendations.
The lack of standards for assessing and safeguarding quality is not only a problem for scientific quality per se, but also an ethical problem: poor methodology in EE may give rise to misleading ethical analyses, evaluations or recommendationsc, not only depriving the study of scientific and social value, but also risking ethical misjudgement.
These are areas that need in depth analyses and evaluation by scientists or entities that do not have a financial or ideological stake in a particular set of results.
Thus, comparative analyses of screened conditions or evaluations of the scientific evidence for or against inclusion of the conditions have not been formally conducted nationally, though this has often been done within individual programs.
21 One possible development could be to use model-based E-R analyses for evaluation of trial outcome as a replacement or supplement to a classical statistical evaluation.
R 2 and NS coefficient are two important statistical analyses for evaluation of the results.
