"evaluating strategies" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods of analyzing, assessing, or determining the effectiveness of procedures or approaches. For example, "We had a team meeting to discuss evaluating strategies for our new marketing campaign."
This smart, idiosyncratic collection of essays, by the staff of the Web site Baseball Prospectus, challenges traditional approaches to evaluating strategies and players.
But Taylor Glover, Mr. Turner's chief financial adviser, said he was constantly evaluating strategies to ensure that Mr. Turner meets his goal.
These synthetic relationships are useful tools for evaluating strategies designed to reduce tillage erosion.
However, MSE is also useful for evaluating strategies designed to manage incidental take from endangered populations.
This includes addressing the transportation of goods, and evaluating strategies for reducing carbon emission from goods movement activity.
Expected utility is then replaced by anyone of the two possibilistic qualitative utility criteria (optimistic and pessimistic) for evaluating strategies in a PID.
The insurance broker said its board would "evaluate strategies to enhance shareholder value," which is often considered code for a possible sale of assets.
WAR GAMES are commonly used by the military to evaluate strategies, explore scenarios and reveal unexpected weaknesses.
In September, President Obama promised $25 million to support state demonstration projects to evaluate strategies for tort reform -- an issue dear to many doctors who say that excessive medical malpractice awards and rising insurance premiums are significantly increasing health care costs.
However, to date, no study evaluated strategies specifically designed to reduce lung water content and to evaluate their prognostic impact.
Further study is needed to elucidate factors associated with delays and to evaluate strategies to reduce total backboard time.
