'eventually evaluating' is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it when describing a process in which multiple things are considered or investigated before arriving at a final conclusion. For example, "We provided feedback and suggestions and eventually evaluated the project's overall success."
The solutions conceived have been analysed from the structural point of view using the software Ansys and, eventually, evaluated using the methodology known as Fuzzy-Analytic Hierarchy Process.
Of that total, 9,177 were eventually evaluated after the incomplete surveys were tossed out.
Karen Bolla, another neuropsychologist, certifies people in neuropsychological testing and will eventually evaluate my testing skills.
In Section 5, we eventually evaluate the performance of the dynamic algorithm by comparing it to a load-balancing approach.
All known binding sites, on which the performance is eventually evaluated, are used to draw Figure 3(a), which leads to circular reasoning.
We eventually evaluated the gene expression profiles combining different criteria, such as PD-relevant pathway analysis as previously described [12], computational gene-term association networking, and comparative data mining from published literature on PD pathogenesis and PD-associated gene lists.
However, 5% of those eventually evaluated as appeal patients also stated a wish to die.
These variabilities need to be understood and eventually evaluated for their impact on the product and the process to achieve consistently the desired quality and performance.
Version 1 and version 2 were evaluated linearly because an improved version of the assay was developed over time, with an improved buffer solution, and better refined capture agents that were eventually evaluated in Montreal.
In the case of 3-COG rule mining, the NETCAR algorithm eventually evaluates about 10 10 candidate sets when we set the final rule threshold mutual information (mMIr ) of 0.1% FDR level.
