The phrase "as the primary evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the main assessment or judgment in a particular context, such as in research, performance reviews, or project evaluations.
Example: "The results of the survey will be considered as the primary evaluation of the program's effectiveness."
Alternatives: "as the main assessment" or "as the key evaluation".
· The use of EMIS as the primary evaluation tool does not allow timely, evaluative assessments towards project objectives.
Using c-statistic as the primary evaluation metric, the benchmark score for heart failure (HF) patients is 0.61 [11].
The is selected as the primary evaluation metric and our results are generated with the best achievable for each EEG signal.
Further, neuroimaging studies most commonly report sensitivity, specificity and accuracy as the primary evaluation metrics.
We apply right boundary match as the primary evaluation criterion throughout, following Ohta et al. (2012).
We used the success rate of prediction as the primary evaluation method.
As an effectiveness evaluation, the primary evaluation question was causal in nature; the key task of the evaluative study was to establish and probe connections between the intervention and positive psychosocial outcomes for youth and families.
The results of the study may help to determine whether sonography should be included as a fully integrated part of the primary evaluation in these patients.
–Clinical value of the sonographic examinations as graded by the emergency physicians performing the primary evaluation.
The specific C + NVC model used (see below) follows Wu et al. (2009) as the primary economic evaluation of wildfire management costs, benefits and damages within New Zealand to date.
These include whether the trial employed a patient-centered or surrogate measure as the primary outcome, evaluation of the strength of association between the intervention and primary outcome (for example, relative risk or odds ratio), assessment of the precision around the effect estimate (for example, confidence limits), and determination of the baseline or control group observed event rate.
