"conduct evaluation" is a perfectly acceptable and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a variety of contexts, such as: "The company has asked me to conduct evaluation of the new software before its official release."
So far he has a cooperative development agreement with M&H Racemaster, a racing tire distributor, to manufacture prototype tires and to conduct evaluation tests.
The WSJ eval92 dataset (333 utterances) was used to conduct evaluation.
We conduct evaluation using a real-world dataset, including 1-month taxi trajectories with 27,000 taxis and 1000 facilities.
In addition to DA detection accuracy, we also conduct evaluation on end-to-end measures, i.e., from the start of a session to the end of the session.
We describe how the proposed model has been implemented in a software framework and we conduct evaluation tests to examine its situation detection capabilities.
Toward this end, this document provides guidelines and definitions for the design, conduct, evaluation, and reporting of renal artery revascularization RCTs.
Although regular judges can make referrals, they have no personnel assigned to conduct evaluations or make placements in mental facilities.
Based on the Early Childhood Education Act enacted in 2004, the Government will soon conduct evaluations on kindergartens.
Of the 31 programs with an evaluation, 29percentt reported that evaluations were "ongoing and/or planned," and another 23percentt reported that they conduct evaluations annually.
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation have granted $10.9 million to researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, to conduct evaluations of several such solutions, according to a press release.
It can be a tough sell for cash-strapped districts, which have to hire new teachers to replace the ones who conduct evaluations and provide support.
