The phrase "applied for evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal request for assessment or review of something, such as a project, application, or proposal.
Example: "The research proposal has been applied for evaluation by the committee to determine its feasibility."
Alternatives: "submitted for review" or "requested for assessment."
In the first year of the Veolia Accelerator program, 200 companies applied for evaluation, and 35 percent of them were in the water sector, said Michel Morvan, vice president of strategic intelligence and innovation at Veolia Environnement.
Also, online discussion forums have been applied for evaluation purposes [17].
In addition, conventional analytical methods are applied for evaluation of ultimate moment, and the results are compared with the experiments.
The Leverage statistical approach is herein applied for evaluation of experimental data of the paraffin waxes/diamondoids solubility in gaseous systems.
Furthermore, the ultrasonic testing and X-ray computed tomography were applied for evaluation of degradation mechanisms occurring during a typical lightning strike event.
Various loadings, from static and low-frequency cyclic stretches, through high-frequency vibration, to ultrahigh-frequency ultrasonic guided waves, are applied for evaluation of the sensors' performance.
Although providers of CME activities do not need any approval from the CMEAC, increasingly doctors' expectations of CMEAC-accredited scientific activities forces providers to apply for evaluation.
Thus, the traditional partial equilibrium model, for example cost benefit analysis (CBA), which is applied for policy evaluation, has some implications for the financial evaluation and economic efficiency of the relevant sectors.
Two methods are applied for the evaluation: virtual and physical.
Echocardiography, multimodality nuclear medical imaging, and histology staining were applied for the evaluation of infarction.
Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy was applied for the evaluation of analyte-induced changes in electrochemical capacitance/resistance.
