"conservative evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the act of evaluating something using principles or standards that are considered to be traditional or conservative. For example, "The financial advisor employed a conservative evaluation process before making a decision about which stocks to invest in."
We submit that a conservative evaluation of changing fit indexes is an appropriate way for evaluating nested models in studies with large sample sizes.
Therefore numerical analysis using data of Grade 91 can be a conservative evaluation for F82H.
The critical level was set to 0.95 for a conservative evaluation, and the consequential critical mass was indicated to be about 60 kg only.
It is shown notably that the performance of balanced fairness is always better than that obtained if flows are transmitted in a "store and forward" fashion, allowing simple formula applying to the latter to be used as a conservative evaluation for network design and provisioning purposes.
This conservative evaluation based on actuality, may aid to eradicate spurious estimations for practical purposes and is critical in terms of global LFG capture economics.
Here, we deliberately use a conservative evaluation to demonstrate the power of our FT-based method in a worst-case scenario.
Also, fluctuation of interface properties induce distortion of Gc distribution which could lead to non-conservative evaluation of the interface toughness.
The possibility to comprise this phenomenon within design and lifting strategies is fundamental as the life prediction is more consistent with real operating regimes and does not jeopardize to have extremely conservative endurance evaluation.
In practice, it provides accurate results for low values of the incident power density W inc, i.e., long distances, whereas it leads to a conservative performance evaluation for large values of W inc.
The conservative re-evaluation of crime policy is not universal, of course.
So the betting markets, contrary to conventional wisdom, are in fact more conservative in their evaluation of Mr. Obama's chances than are the polls.
