The phrase "are in place to evaluate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing systems, processes, or measures that have been established to assess or analyze something.
Example: "The new policies are in place to evaluate the effectiveness of our training programs."
Alternatives: "are established to assess" or "are set up to review".
Guidelines, pathways, and checklists should be in place to evaluate patients with diabetes who are hospitalized for any reason.
A detailed process tracking system is in place to evaluate intervention reach and dose in phase two, as well as fidelity to intervention protocol.
This step was critically important to ensure that a streamlined approach that included Health Canada's CVE was in place to evaluate the PsA-TT dossier.
In the majority of countries in the world, the three-stage conventional screening for cervical cancer (Pap smear, colposcopy/biopsy and treatment) repeated at regular intervals has not been sustainable, and active research is in place to evaluate screening alternatives (Denny et al, 2006).
We recommend a follow-up study comparing rates with those when the new case definition (implemented March 2012), improved laboratory reporting, and clinical guidelines have been put in place, to evaluate whether there has been an effect by these changes.
Respondents were also asked whether there were any procedures in place to evaluate the quality of IPV education provided in their program overall.
Pearson was requesting that "scorers possess both strong pedagogical content-specific knowledge and experience in roles that support teaching and learning in the edTPA content area in which they are scoring," but had no procedure in place to evaluate the evaluators.
There is also little infrastructure in place to evaluate potential public health impacts in the event that stratospheric aerosols are deployed for solar radiation management.
The findings highlight that there were few formal supports for service providers and we note that there was no formal mechanism in place to evaluate service user or service provider experiences.
