The phrase "component of evaluating" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing one of several aspects of an evaluation process. For example, "The accuracy of inputs is an important component of evaluating any system."
This scale is a key component of evaluating Families and Schools Together (Fast), which is a social capital programme bringing parents, children, teachers and the wider community together to make sure children get the parenting support they need to fulfil their potential at school.
Assessment of morbidity is an important component of evaluating interventions for patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA).
Particularly in real-world settings where educational software must compete with many other activities, determining whether or not design features are engaging students is a necessary component of evaluating their effectiveness, leading many to investigate behavioral and affective indicators of student engagement in STEM learning systems.
Assessment of cognition in ICU patients is a critical component of evaluating cerebral dysfunction.
The reliability of binary exposure classification methods is routinely reported in occupational health literature because it is viewed as an important component of evaluating the trustworthiness of the exposure assessment by experts.
Pediatric patient self-reported and parent proxy-reported outcomes are critical components of evaluating the impact of current and planned treatments for pediatric EoE.
So in the formulation of the SST the scaled frequencies are chosen from the fundamental and harmonic frequency components instead of evaluating at all the frequencies.
Yian et al. (2005) used computed tomography (CT) to identify and assess radiolucencies in the glenoid fixation for the purpose of evaluating component loosening.
This area of research has integrated and modified the existing CCA approach to provide a means of evaluating components of programs without a solid evidence-base, across a variety of target outcomes.
Results suggest that the polarity and the social component of events evaluated by patients with schizophrenia are critical parameters that should be considered in forthcoming studies that investigate affect disorders in schizophrenia.
The function component of LLFDI evaluates self-reported difficulties in performing 32 physical activities comprised of three dimensions: (1) upper extremity, (2) basic lower extremity, and (3) advanced lower extremity.
