The phrase "applied to evaluate the impact of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where you are discussing methods or approaches used to assess the effects or outcomes of a particular subject or action.
Example: "The new methodology was applied to evaluate the impact of the recent policy changes on local businesses."
Alternatives: "used to assess the effects of" or "employed to measure the influence of".
The SFM-HG was further applied to evaluate the impact of selected scattering phase functions on the absorption of radiation in solar photoreactors, operated with commercial TiO2 photocatalyst.
A full factorial design in two levels was applied to evaluate the impact of significant variables for all elements to determine optimal experimental conditions.
The results suggest that torsion test is a valuable test method and can be applied to evaluate the impact of design and process variations in very short time.
Two scenarios with the inclusion and exclusion of flood impact factor, respectively, were applied to evaluate the impact of climate change on urban growth.
In this article, a probabilistic approach is applied to evaluate the impact of the GDL porosity uncertainty on the electrical performances of a PEMFC.
The analytical model is then applied to evaluate the impact of multiple time-scale bursty traffic on the performance of hypercubes and investigate the effects of Hurst parameters of the traffic.
This framework has been applied to evaluate the environmental impact of fabricating an engine bracket by binder-jetting process.
It can therefore be applied to evaluate the ecological impact of coastal engineering projects for tidal marsh management, conservation, and restoration.
The Cox proportional hazard regression analysis was applied to evaluate the prognostic impact of BMI adjusted for the established prognostic markers in endometrial carcinoma.
The same approach is applied to evaluate the potential impacts of research projects in four impact groups and with related indicators (see Table 1).
However, uncertainties existing in urban development plans hamper the application of strategic environmental assessment, which is applied to evaluate the environmental impacts of policies, plans and programs.
