The phrase "evaluation of business" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of assessing or appraising a business. Here is an example: "The team conducted a thorough evaluation of the business before deciding to invest in it."
Therefore, evaluation of business structure based on traditional business models is difficult in this industry.
Evaluation of business performance excellence is one of the main points of learning and measurement process including employee involvement.
An evaluation of business to customer (B2C) websites in China was implemented according to the usability criterion.
In this paper, the current situation of comprehensive evaluation of business intelligence system (BIS) is analyzed, and the objectives and principles of establishing the evaluation system are elaborated.
These results, along with changes in the competitive marketplace and an evaluation of business priorities, led to a shift in strategic direction and reduced future revenue and profitability expectations for the business.
In this chapter we draw upon the emergent knowledge of e-Business together with the traditional strategy theory and provide a simple framework for the evaluation of business models for e-Business.
The hope is that as the journalism business comes under increasing economic pressure, those investors looking to revive it will leave their ideology aside and evaluate a publication's perspective as part of their overall evaluation of sustainable business models for the future.
Instead, she characterizes those years as a time of reflection and the evaluation of unfinished business.
How Wells Fargo handled its settlement raises the difficult question of when a company must disclose information to investors because it is material to their evaluation of a business.
SSI claimed that after a further evaluation of the business it had "no other option," blaming a severe deterioration of steel prices for the decision.
While the dragons praised the product, Bowes' ambitious £2.5m evaluation of the business raised some eyebrows – and ultimately she left the den without any investment, despite an offer for 45% of the business, and all of the money, from Deborah Meaden.
