The phrase 'authoritative evaluation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an assessment that is considered reliable and definitive. For example, "The authoritative evaluation of the candidate's qualifications suggests he is well-suited for the role."
He wrote authoritative evaluations of singers, orchestras, operas and chamber groups, usually placing them in the context of comparable performances and the perspective of music history.
Piella method is an authoritative fusion image evaluation method.
It was at the top of the 2012 rankings in Golf Digest's authoritative Hot List evaluations.
For this task we drew on the authoritative IARC Monograph Program and its evaluation of carcinogenic risks to humans (IARC 1987).
The Global Times said the 1981 evaluation represented "the authoritative conclusion of the utter denial of Cultural Revolution".
Many authoritative commentators agree that analytic evaluation methods and tools are lacking [ 32- 34].
In social science, due to the lack of authoritative scientific institutions, Type B evaluations will be of a different character.
The form ultimate concern takes in a community incorporates its most fundamental evaluations, and the authoritative texts which express and shape its ultimate concern present pictures of the world and our place in it which include explicit or implicit metaphysical claims.
Since the form ultimate concern takes, the texts regarded as authoritative, and the metaphysical assumptions and evaluations inextricably bound up with these forms and texts vary from one religious community to another, it is hardly surprising that conceptions of maximal greatness vary as well.
Within SAGE, research evidence refers to analyses of quantitative or qualitative data, or theory, found in peer-reviewed articles, books, technical monographs, or grey literature such as internally conducted studies, evaluations, or reports on authoritative websites [ 42].
