The phrase "evaluated a program" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the act of assessing or analyzing a program or piece of software. Example: The software engineer evaluated the program's performance and identified areas for improvement.
Chang et al. (2006) evaluated a program launched in Taiwan in 2005 to support the subscription to marketing contracts in the rice sector.
We evaluated a program for teaching two adolescents with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) to perform more advanced operations on an iPod-based speech-generating device (SGD).
We developed, implemented and evaluated a program for a university hospital to support this task.
Similarly, Perrin et al. evaluated a program for pediatric residents and community pediatricians and demonstrated improvement in confidence, ease and frequency of obesity-related counseling [ 23].
The study by Richardson et al. [ 32] in England is one of the few that evaluated a program involving non-health professionals, a layperson-led self-care group.
All 4 cost-effectiveness analyses [ 35- 38] and the single cost-utility analysis [ 39] compared different programmatic approaches to vaccination in the general population and 1 study evaluated a program aimed at rubella eradication [ 36].
Keeping track of where students end up in the job market is a good way to evaluate a program, continuing education professionals say.
The Government Accountability Office, a watchdog arm of Congress, is re-evaluating a program under which federal officials trained the deputies here and elsewhere in immigration enforcement.
Evaluating a program with randomized controlled trials is expensive but straightforward — we know how to do it.
People familiar with this type of lending say, however, that weighing operating costs against loans is not a meaningful way to evaluate a program meant for people lacking the qualifications for a bank loan.
But her defense was vigorous: "We're not just evaluating a program and attaching some larger thoughts at the end, but finding ways to use evaluation to explore theories," she told me.
