The phrase "ex ante evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a evaluation or assessment that is carried out in anticipation of events or decisions, as opposed to after the fact. For example, "The project went forward with an ex ante evaluation to ensure that it met our standards before implementation."
Ruka-Kuusamo in northeastern Finland serves as a case region for the ex ante evaluation.
The needs for reflection were assessed in an ex ante evaluation.
An R script is provided for ex ante evaluation of space time designs in real-world applications.
This paper develops a simulation model to investigate the joint influence of price and CO2 signals in a DR program in the ex ante evaluation.
We develop a methodology for ex ante evaluation, taking into account health and nutrition details, as well as socioeconomic and policy factors.
This paper proposes an ex ante evaluation of the willingness to adopt agro-ecological innovations aimed at reducing pesticide use for banana production in the French West Indies.
Discrete choice experiments (DCEs) are increasingly used for ex ante evaluations but their validity is largely untested in low-income settings.
It is aimed in particular at testing the usefulness of available official statistics for ex ante evaluations of alternative policy measures at the European scale, and the feasibility of such operations within the newly released mDSS software.
However, to actually select solutions for CPS, decision-makers do also need tools for their ex-ante evaluation.
As conclusions for service robots in general cannot be drawn, we identify criteria for the ex-ante evaluation of service robots in concrete application areas.
This includes ex-post and ex-ante evaluation, a better understanding of extrapolation of historical trends and the transferability of research results.
