The phrase "application in the evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the use or implementation of something within an evaluative process.
Example: "The application in the evaluation of the new software was crucial for determining its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "use in the assessment" or "implementation in the evaluation".
The aim of this work is to review the recent achievements in the field of artificial sensors' application, in the evaluation of animal source food products.
MRI has limited application in the evaluation of the labyrinthine capsules but is useful for assessment of the cochlear lumen prior to cochlear implantation in patients with profound hearing loss.
This study is beneficial for the design and selection of clothing (especially functional clothing) and shows potential application in the evaluation of the thermal comfort of building and driving environments.
The aim of this study is to design reliable formal quality criteria of these documents and their application in the evaluation of those used in the hospitals of a regional health service.
Because of this, its application in the evaluation of breast lesions is excellent, being limited only by the fatty content of the biopsy material.
Subsequently, a worked example is given of its application in the evaluation of a population-wide disease management intervention for type 2 diabetes mellitus implemented in the Netherlands.
Diffusion tensor imaging with fibre tracking has found clinical applications in the evaluation of the compressed spinal cord and nerve roots and visualisation of abnormal nerve tracts [76, 77].
The tumour spheroid model has applications in the evaluation of antibodies or antibody fragments and different radionuclides which may be considered for radioimmunotherapy of micrometastases.
This technique is a helpful complementary tool to distinguish tumoral from non-tumoral tissue, and has several interesting applications in the evaluation of head and neck cancer.
Quantitative changes in gene expression could potentially be used as biomarkers to classify the different clinical outcomes of MTB exposure, with potential future applications in the evaluation of new drugs and vaccines.
As a newly devised microscopy technique, this combination of full-field quantitative phase microcopy and interference reflection microscopy has demonstrated applications in the evaluation of cellular structure, height of cell, and adherent surface.
