The phrase 'evaluation sheet' is correct and usable in written English.
You use it when the context involves assessing or evaluating something. For example: The teacher handed out an evaluation sheet to the students to rate the course.
Based on feedback from the evaluators, one major drawback in the previous evaluation sheet shown in Table 2 is that there are not enough details for the ratings (Bad, Poor, Fair, Good, and Excellent) under a certain criteria.
The evaluation sheet was adapted continuously in order to evaluate each element of the course.
We've included an evaluation sheet on p. 123.
Use the attached evaluation sheet to assess students presentations.
His 120-item mango evaluation sheet looks like something at a wine tasting.
In addition, Mr. Cartisano produced an evaluation sheet that Ms. Humble completed before Christopher was sent to Samoa in which she described her son as a habitual liar.
She records these on the club's evaluation sheets, each of which has entries for the burger's "Diameter," "Weight," "Total Height," and "Patty Height".
Most of the admissions officers have their own ranking system and evaluation sheets, on which they check off each student's ability in areas like use of line, scale, color and composition; they also assess students' motivation to learn and capacity for speaking about their work.
But when she and Wold asked to look at the peer reviewers' evaluation sheets, the MRC refused.
Swedish law states that all unclassified state documents must be made public, so after a skirmish in court, Wold and Wenneras gained access to the evaluation sheets for 114 applicants--of whom 52 were women--for 1995 postdoctoral fellowships.
This is written down on evaluation sheets.
