'cognitive evaluation' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a term used in psychology to describe the process of assessing mental processes such as perception, memory, problem solving, decision making, and reasoning. You can use this term in any context in which you are discussing such mental processes. For example: "My cognitive evaluation of the situation revealed that I should take the job."
We believe that the first part of any cognitive evaluation for an adult must be a hearing test.
"Dog Years" is packed with reverent meditations on a dog's capacity for nobility, sensitivity and grief; academic postulations on how dogs wake us from the "enabling exile of symbol-making" back to our primitive selves; and discussions of dog food, dog acupuncture and dog kennels, all of which receive the kind of anxious care parenting magazines reserve for the cognitive evaluation of infants.
The supramarginal gyrus is likely involved in cognitive evaluation of pain including pain empathy [34, 35].
Frontal regions play roles in the affective and cognitive evaluation of pain [20, 21].
Rather, it's what is needed, within a developmental perspective, to restore some badly needed bite to the whole notion of cognitive evaluation.
Sensory and cortico-limbic pathways converge on the anterior cingulate cortices contributing to varying degrees of cognitive evaluation to pain affect [41].
New acute migraine drugs trial should include cognitive evaluation as a secondary end-point, in order to be able to diminish decreased work performance and Migraine burden.
Previous studies showed that consumers' affect induced by an external stimulus influences cognitive evaluation (Isen et al. 1978; Obermiller and Bitner 1984; O'Neill and Lamber 2001).
The clinical gerontologist should give careful consideration to the possibility of delirium before undertaking an extensive cognitive evaluation of an elderly hospital patient.
Since no cognitive evaluation of the stimuli was required, we expected to find changes primarily at a rather early processing stage.
A 2 (low/high controlling) × 2 (accumulation/instant program) × (social/economic rewards) design tests hypotheses informed by cognitive evaluation and rational choice theories.
