The phrase "evaluate the scale" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to assess or judge the size or magnitude of something. Example: In order to determine the impact of the new policy, we must evaluate the scale of its implementation and potential effects on the organization.
In response, we evaluate the scale and intensity of overfishing through a global systematic evaluation of the relative extinction risk for an entire lineage of exploited marine fishes sharks, rays, and chimaeras (class Chondrichthyes)—using the Red List Categories and Criteria of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
A CT scan of the elbow was organised to investigate the possibility of a mechanical block to rotatory movements and to evaluate the scale of heterotopic ossification.
Design: Prospective study testing for the VFM in a sample of patients with SCI to evaluate the scale characteristics in terms of psychometric and clinical validity.
The FERR index is applied to the TBM assembling tunnel in Jinping Hydro Power Station II to evaluate the scale and intensity of rockburst, as well as the location where rockburst occurs.
The aim of this study was to evaluate the scale of tobacco use among teachers in the district of Kalaa Kebira (a semi-urban region in the Tunisian Sahel).
Defensive architectural features are used to evaluate the scale and pervasiveness of conflict in antiquity around the world, but in the archaeology of conflict on the Northwest Coast, the relationship between physical landscapes, built defensive features and warfare has never been tested using quantifiable measures.
Therefore, to improve our understanding of why we may have observed little support for the influence of landscape-level metrics on nest site selection, we conducted a post hoc analysis to evaluate the scale-domain continuum for our selected metrics as suggested by Wheatley (2010).
A refined sorptivity model is presented to evaluate the scaling resistance of concrete.
However, surveys designed to evaluate the scale-up of malaria interventions and parasite prevalence amongst all age groups with state-level precision are lacking.
Around the same time (October 2010), the first national malaria indicator survey (MIS) was conducted throughout Nigeria in order to evaluate the scale-up of malaria prevention and control measures [ 1].
This survey was the first to evaluate the scale-up of iCCM in Ethiopia and the first rigorous assessment of the quality of care provided by iCCM-trained HEWs.
