The phrase "and the evaluative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing assessments, judgments, or analyses that involve evaluation.
Example: "In our discussion, we will focus on the qualitative aspects of the project, and the evaluative criteria we used to measure success."
Alternatives: "and the assessment" or "and the judgment".
The lessons from the evaluation and the evaluative evidence will also feed into the upcoming UNDG ITF lessons learned process as well as the proposed UNDG ITF project evaluations.
But it is evident that emotional life is a function of the interaction of genetic tendencies and the evaluative beliefs acquired through experience.
There Watson advances a mesh theory between the motivational and the evaluative features of rational agency.
Successful application requires a precise differentiation between the descriptive realm of ecosystem functions and the evaluative realm of ecosystem services.
Hence, it is expected that participants of this study were familiar with oral performance assessments and the evaluative criteria that goes along with it.
Emotions are evaluative states concerning the content of a judgment and the evaluative element of emotions lies in the positive or negative stand taken with respect to the judged state of affairs.
The process of provoking attitudinal response in readers depends on the relationship between the literal and the metaphorical meanings involved, and on the evaluative prosody in the co-text and context.
Each of these categories is mutually exclusive, and it is therefore easier to identify and compare the evaluative resources within each category.
In this case, safety tends to be reflected in the cognitive, the expressive (emotional) and in the evaluative (moral) dimension.
By and large, the evaluative items occur more frequently with more potential choices in Chinese angle than English.
The contrasting view, according to which deontic categories are prior to, and explain, the evaluative categories, is one which, as Aristotle says, has no name.
