"evaluation mechanisms" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a noun phrase, and it is usually used in the context of assessing, measuring or analyzing something. For example, "Organizations should develop effective evaluation mechanisms to measure employee performance."
The MPH in SBCC is systematically evaluated through extensive internal and standardised university evaluation mechanisms.
The group is also expected to suggest whether new monitoring and evaluation mechanisms are required to measure the success of the reformed system.
The constraints of short timeframes may also impact on evaluation mechanisms.
The first population is generated using generation and evaluation mechanisms which will be discussed later.
It uses statistical prediction and available resource evaluation mechanisms to make online resource allocation decisions.
Demonstrating that it believes in freelancers, the DoNanza team outsourced much of its site development, including the UI, search engine, crawlers, as well as the indexing and data evaluation mechanisms.
Successful coping strategies develop not only based on objective, but also subjective evaluation mechanisms.
When a group of vehicles form a wireless network to communicate information with each other, we adopt the indirect trust evaluation mechanism to evaluate the new vehicle node.
Here, we design a novel evolutionary computing GPU parallel function evaluation mechanism, in which different parts of time series are evaluated by different processing threads.
"Under the current evaluation mechanism, a cure would only be considered affordable if it cost no more than two years of conventional therapy," the report says.
Further, a promising evaluation mechanism for reputation systems called REputation Systems-Independent Scale foREputation Systems-Independent
