'evaluation and judgment' is correct in written English.
It can be used to refer to the act of making a judgement or an assessment of something. For example: "This article provides a thorough evaluation and judgment of the current economic situation."
More than ever, we are being subjected to impersonal observation, evaluation and judgment, with the data stored in computer files to which we have no access.
Sense-making is a temporally extended inference task involving multiple cycles of information foraging, evaluation, and judgment.
(b) Spontaneity: A of investors from any one space is subjective evaluation and judgment of stock financial market and company's information.
However, our experience suggests that the presentation of DPDS may be quite varied and might require significant evaluation and judgment before surgical intervention.
If it is included, then the score was decided by further expert evaluation and judgment and marked as "Further Evaluation (FE)" bThe list of initiatives inclusive of the indicator cMean of scores given by five experts, who were asked to evaluate the potential impact of the action/initiative on PAVR.
"The evaluation and judgment of our voting members is always about the music and excellence, not at all about sales or marketing or technology".
A Freddie Mac spokesman, Douglas Duvall, declined to comment, but said that it continued to believe its deal with Bank of America was "commercially reasonable based upon our internal evaluation and judgments".
In the health care setting, self-reports are often supplemented with clinical evaluations and judgments, and their potential invalidity due to "wishful" reporting is thus less of an issue.
Valuations of multiple kinds pervade nearly every aspect of our lives; our aesthetic, moral and religious evaluations and judgments.
The aim was to elicit expert evaluations and judgments on the Gr approach and feeding back these judgments to method developers.
