The phrase "evaluated for eligibility" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the process of determining if someone or something is eligible for something. For example, "All applicants were evaluated for eligibility to receive a scholarship."
Subsequently, every third chart was selected and evaluated for eligibility until approximately 15 20 eligible residents were identified and had data forms completed.
Occasionally eligible patients may mistakenly be transferred to the Orthopaedic Department without being evaluated for eligibility.
Of the 70 patients evaluated for eligibility, 55 were enrolled.
DATA EXTRACTION: Included studies were evaluated for eligibility and data were abstracted.
Abstracts of those titles that were considered potentially relevant for this review were further evaluated for eligibility.
Studies were evaluated for eligibility and quality, and data were abstracted on study design, demographics, intervention or predictor factor, and cognitive outcomes.
Women in families that meet the above criteria are evaluated for their eligibility based on the eligibility and exclusion criteria outlined.
All study sites used CHCT as the initial entry point for identifying discordant couples who could then be evaluated for study eligibility.
While this program did not track outpatient referrals or HIV care enrollment of newly identified HIV+ mothers, we recommended that mothers be evaluated for ART eligibility at their child's outpatient appointment.
All patients admitted to the ICU in each of the 13 participating centres were evaluated for study eligibility.
All patients admitted to the medical ICU from the Emergency Department were evaluated for study eligibility if they met criteria for sepsis as established by the American College of Chest Physicians and Society of Critical Care Medicine Consensus Conference [ 24].
