"empirically evaluate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to assess or examine something using evidence or data from scientific observation or experimentation. Example: The researchers conducted a study to empirically evaluate the effectiveness of the new medication in treating diabetes.
We empirically evaluate our measures in a simulated scenario where nodes fail simultaneously.
In a forthcoming article in Management Science, we empirically evaluate incentive compensation, firm performance, and evidence of CEOs "shirking" their duties.
In this paper, we empirically evaluate the quality of several load indices in the context of dynamic load balancing.
In order to empirically evaluate these indexes, it is helpful to have methodologies for generating random queries for performance testing.
We empirically evaluate these techniques and show that the system increases the quality of generated text across five automated metrics.
We empirically evaluate these different approaches, and demonstrate that they improve the performance of hybrid task and motion planning.
The purpose of this fellowship is to empirically evaluate the impact of kindness and compassion on healthcare outcomes and/or healthcare settings.
We empirically evaluate the relation between reputation and performance using a large dataset that covers most of the structured finance universe.
This study is the first to empirically evaluate the healthfulness of whole-grain foods based on five commonly used industry and government definitions.
We propose an extension of a theory for unsupervised learning of invariant visual representations to the auditory domain and empirically evaluate its validity for voiced speech sound classification.
In Chapter 3, we empirically evaluate several covariate-adjusted tests of intervention effects when baseline covariates are selected adaptively and the number of randomized units is small.
