The phrase "and evaluated the problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of analyzing or assessing an issue or situation.
Example: "After gathering all the data, the team discussed their findings and evaluated the problem to determine the best course of action."
Alternatives: "and assessed the issue" or "and analyzed the situation".
"I don't want anyone probing my mind". The EAPC counselor's primary objectives are to identify and evaluate the problem with you, to determine related issues, to educate you about your options, and to help clients find the best, most affordable source of support and clinical information when ongoing assistance is needed.
The author employs LS channel estimation in order to study and evaluate the problems caused by pilot contamination to such systems.
Through a relationship based on communication and cooperation with the family and child, the local authorities must detect and evaluate the problems they are facing.
- Cows treated with the drug experience higher than normal rates of infection in their udders and the F.D.A. has not adequately evaluated the problem.
From the 8 models created and evaluated, the largest contribution for solving the problem obtains a 0.85 accuracy rate.
With a real dataset (Twitter users and messages related to the 2010 UK election campaign), we revisited the INS problem and evaluated the performance of four spreading schemes from the simple random neighbor selection to a sophisticated neighbor selection scheme using both the 'number of friends' and 'user propagation rate' each neighbor has.
Moreover, analyzing and evaluating the logical problems such as soundness, completeness, and consistency of the considered resource discovery approach is provided.
In 446 pages, he aptly considered both archeological and non-archeological data examining what we know of the first Americans and the methods used by archeologists, geologists, linguists, physical anthropologists, and geneticists to evaluate the problem.
In a March 2018 article, titled "The Science of Fake News," in the prestigious journal Science, 16 high-profile academics came together to issue a call to action, urging internet and social media platforms to work with scholars to evaluate the problem and find solutions.
A counselor will meet with you to help you evaluate the problem and to make recommendations.
