The phrase "evaluated as poor" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when discussing an evaluation or rating. For example, "The student's math test was evaluated as poor by the teacher."
It was evaluated as poor in 7% and 6% of cases respectively (Table 7).
Margin definition, spatial resolution, and contrast resolution were evaluated as poor, intermediate, and good.
The technical quality was evaluated as poor (several shortcomings), good (no more than two shortcomings) or excellent (no shortcomings).
The score of 5 was selected for the severe disease status because it required at least one of the categories to be evaluated as "poor" or "very poor".
The overall nasal breathing in our population was evaluated as poor and 85% of patients expressed the desire for improvement of their nasal breathing.
However, according to Onrust et al. [ 51], if a participant reports experiencing "extreme problems" on anxiety/depression without any other health problems, the health status would be evaluated as "poor".
Parameters of angiogenesis were evaluated as above.
Tableting failures (capping and binding in particular) occurred when samples that had been evaluated as having poor "Compactability" or "Manufacturability" on the GTP-1 were compressed on the rotary tableting machine.
Further, subject C, who was evaluated as having poor skill in Section IV.B, also had a high standard deviation.
Recently, a literature review was published by Pritts et al. [87] where she critically appraised the studies that reported on upstaging of sarcoma by morcellation which she evaluated as 'rather poor'.
The respondents from Southwest Finland were not entirely satisfied with the MHC services and many aspects of the service were evaluated as remarkably poor.
