"evaluating the vulnerability of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the process of assessing or analyzing the potential risk or weakness in a system, structure, or individual. Example: The IT department is currently evaluating the vulnerability of our computer network to potential cyber attacks.
Most of the previous studies are conceptual methods on vulnerability lacking a holistic approach to quantifying and evaluating the vulnerability of transportation networks.
The fragility method developed by Shinozuka and Singhal uses a fragility curve in evaluating the vulnerability of a bridge or a structure probabilistically, and represents conditional probabilities of an excess property in relation to a limit target, such as a collapse of a structure in relation to ground vibration intensity, using a normal distribution function curve.
To perform the security analysis of the authentication phase, we focus on evaluating the vulnerability of certain parameters such as, h a s h{u s e r I D}, h a s h{p a s s w o r d}, M D user, M D cloud, which are used in our authentication scheme.
Since the introduction of FCM by Kosko in 1986 [33] and its initial application as an artificial intelligence tool to public policy [34], FCMs have been used successfully in critical situations where accuracy has to be obtained despite vagueness [35], such as evaluating the vulnerability of facilities to terrorism [36].
18– 20 Knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) surveys are a powerful tool in evaluating the vulnerability of livestock owners to livestock diseases, especially in resource-scarce settings.
Catastrophe models help to evaluate the vulnerability of the building stock exposed to a hazard.
Finally, a quick test to evaluate the vulnerability of cell designs toward sudden degradation is proposed.
Further forest monitoring including repeated population assessments is needed to evaluate the vulnerability of threatened tree species.
We evaluated the vulnerability of 23 key species to bottom trawling, the most prevalent stressor in the area.
These curves can be used to evaluate the vulnerability of URM walls in out-of-plane direction for expected in-plane damage corresponding to a specified performance level.
The results in this study can be used to evaluate the vulnerability of structure under the seismic sequence in the pre-earthquake environment.
