"evaluating the work" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of assessing something in order to form a judgement or opinion. For example, "We are currently evaluating the work of our employees in order to determine who is most suitable for promotion."
When news outlets reported that The Chronicle had "unendorsed" Mr. Cruz, the paper's editors clarified that they did not pull their endorsement, but were evaluating the work of elected officials in an "active, ongoing process".
Shael Polakow-Suransky, the city's chief academic officer, said the city plans to create an instructional package with exercises that teachers at Hillcrest and other schools have used; student work they have assigned; and guidelines for evaluating the work.
Increasingly, university instructors are faced with the challenge of responding to and evaluating the work presented by students for whom English is a second language.
The integration of both tools enables a professor for easily authoring nonlinear control interactive exercises and automatically evaluating the work of students.
There are differences between the general intensive care and cardiac intensive care in evaluating patient safety and an atmosphere of safety, particularly in assessing and evaluating the work area corporate policy.
Coolbrith, third vice president and life member of the club, briefly discussed the most prominent early American women poets but focused more fully on ones that became known in the second half of the 19th century, reciting example verse, and critically evaluating the work.
A criteria document for case definitions when evaluating the work-relatedness of upper-extremity musculoskeletal disorders was recently introduced by Sluiter and co-workers [ 30].
The plasma concentration of EGCG is probably the most important factor in evaluating the working mechanism of EGCG in vivo.
In 1996, the owner of the painting asked Klingender to evaluate the work.
Helen Nicholson, professor of theatre and performance at Royal Holloway, evaluated the work.
Asked to evaluate the work itself, Jackson says, "Look, I am not a connoisseur.
