"evaluating land" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process of examining land or property to determine its value or potential use. For example, "The real estate agent was hired to evaluate the land before the purchase agreement was finalized."
Local governments were responsible for evaluating land and forests.
Evaluating land use change in economic frameworks often requires non-market values to be assessed.
However, Elaalem et al. (2013) applied supervised classification using SPOT 5 imagery for evaluating land cover/land use in the north-west region of the Jeffara Plain.
First, we define criteria suitable for evaluating land erodibility based on empirical relationships between soil texture, vegetation cover, geomorphology, and wind erosion.
Real options analysis is largely underutilized in evaluating land use decisions, despite uncertainty in policy and economic drivers, the irreversibility and sunk costs involved.
Next, in an analysis workshop, stakeholders used spatial multicriteria tools to combine different types of expert knowledge and generate feedback for quantitatively evaluating land use scenarios for the polder.
The aim of this research is to propose and assess a model for evaluating land-use suitability for sustainable construction in a PA and its surroundings.
A two-plus year process of identifying and evaluating landing sites for the NASA 2003 Mars Exploration Rovers began with definition of mission science objectives, preliminary engineering requirements, and identification of ∼155 potential sites in near-equator locations (these included multiple ellipses for locations accessible by both rovers).
Stage 4 develops and tests a framework for evaluating land-use plans for their health and health equity impact.
Rigorous approaches for evaluating land-use and land-cover change interpretation errors include random sampling based on a classification of 'change' and 'no change' (Fuller et al. 2003; Yuan et al. 2005).
Similarly, the local or global biodiversity loss 'embodied' in every unit of input or output could be a compelling indicator for evaluating land-use options and to identify sustainable land systems [ 71].
