The phrase "evaluation points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing criteria or aspects that are assessed during an evaluation process.
Example: "The evaluation points for this project include clarity, relevance, and originality."
Alternatives: "assessment criteria" or "evaluation criteria."
The interplant is evaluated using (19) at N evaluation points (left ({x_{i}}^{N}_{i=1}right)), through forming (N×N c) evaluation matrix B which is given as B=[Phi_{ij}]=[phi(|x_{i}-{xc}_{j}|_{2})]_{quad for quad i=1,2, ldots N, quad j=1,2,..Nc}.
When we evaluate the derivative at N evaluation points (left ({x_{i}}^{N}_{i=1}right)) and Nc center points (left ({x_{j}}^{Nc}_{j=1}right)), then RBF interpolation, we have u=sum^{Nc}_{j=1}rho_{j}phi(|x-{xc}_{j}|_{2}), (34).
For one-dimensional windows, the location of interior evaluation points can be varied to increase accuracy.
However, this method is problematic for evaluation points close to boundaries.
The evaluation points out the benefits and issues of each interconnection alternative.
This is reflected in the classroom and I have students asking how many sentences of analysis they need, and how many evaluation points.
The accuracy and reliability of these emulators strongly depend on the experimental design where suitable evaluation points are selected.
Based on the results of a previous study, specimens with gold and dark green colors were chosen as evaluation points in the present study.
This is done by picking the N weights and N evaluation points (i.e., abscissas) to integrate the 2N terms in a degree 2N−1 polynomial.
The objective of the design optimization is to minimize the average structural vibration-induced sound pressure at the evaluation points in the acoustic field under a volume constraint.
The modified PEM involves the selection of additional evaluation points to provide a more complete assessment of system performance across the range of statistically significant values.
