The phrase "are evaluated from a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of assessing or analyzing something based on a specific perspective or criteria.
Example: "The results of the experiment are evaluated from a statistical standpoint to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "are assessed from a" or "are analyzed from a".
Individual therapies are evaluated from a multi-objective cost perspective, under different time and history constrains.
The kinetic parameters are evaluated from a single-compound oxidation experiments.
Usually, contractors are evaluated from a safety perspective after handling the project by monitoring safety indicators such as number of injuries, incidents, etc.
These cases are typically complex, and in a recent scholarly article written by Dr. Fins in the Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (ACRM), the implications are evaluated from a medical ethics perspective.
Two hypothetical rehabilitation interventions implemented before the earthquake sequence (which could be utilized as reference for a future reconstruction), one made with lime mortar restoration and the other with cement mortar deep repointing with injection, are evaluated from a seismic point of view.
The determination of the minimum -variance strategy to estimate population totals and averages is a challenging issue when the strategies are evaluated from a design-based point of view.
All the proposed alternatives are evaluated from an environmental and economical point of view using appropriate performance indices.
G-ratios were evaluated from a total of 533 axons in control, and 811 axons in Myrf ICKO mice.
Improvement of predictive accuracy by including CT findings was evaluated from a discrimination (Harrell's C-statistics) standpoint.
Services differ from products as the former should be evaluated from a customer's perspective.
Increasingly, forest management practices are being evaluated from a watershed or landscape perspective.
