The phrase "are summarized and evaluated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of condensing information and assessing its value or significance.
Example: "In this report, the findings from the research are summarized and evaluated to provide a clear understanding of the results."
Alternatives: "are condensed and assessed" or "are outlined and analyzed".
In addition, recent developmental and behavioural studies on lungfishes (Dipnoi) are summarized and evaluated.
Most of popular heat and mass transfer correlations in literatures are summarized and evaluated here.
In addition, 19 existing prediction methods for flow boiling heat transfer coefficient are summarized and evaluated by the built database.
Results of uniaxial and hydrostatic compression tests are summarized and evaluated to show how typical parameters characterizing material and process such as spatial arrangement, size and density of the foam elements influence the global properties.
Based on a large number of fatigue test data of studs, the provisions in various Codes were summarized and evaluated, showing that the equation in AASHTO (American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials) was the safest equation for predicting the fatigue life of studs in practical design.
These detailed quantitative strategies were summarized and evaluated in previous reviews [ 58, 59] and are not discussed here.
Fc glycan information from the published literature is summarized and evaluated for impact on patient safety, immunogenicity, bioactivity and pharmacodynamics/pharmacokinetics.
The resulting data, including the read mapping ratio, read duplication ratio, GC content, depth, and genome coverage, was summarized and evaluated in Additional file 1: Table S1.
The research is summarized and evaluated to develop a set of recommendations on how to better focus educational activities for maximum impact on individuals, local communities and the wider world.
For evaluation of safety, adverse events were summarized and each event was evaluated for frequency.
The detailed estimation method was summarized and reported in a previous article evaluating the cost-effectiveness of PMV treatment [ 14].
