"full-scale evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a comprehensive evaluation that covers all of the relevant aspects of something. For example, "The company conducted a full-scale evaluation of its marketing strategy before deciding to launch a new campaign."
While following an evaluative approach, it did not constitute a full-scale evaluation aimed at exhaustively documenting the results UNICEF achieved or did not achieve for children and women in Haiti or the many factors that have affected its response since this extraordinary disaster.
Originally a scoping study, this project has transitioned to the piloting phase and may ultimately move to a full-scale evaluation.
Brian Gorman, a NMFS spokesperson, says that agency biologists may have to conduct a separate full-scale evaluation of each proposed timber sale, which could significantly slow logging on federally owned land in the region.
Findings were used to inform a full-scale evaluation that is currently underway.
Likewise, it may help us to understand any barriers to participation before embarking on a full-scale evaluation.
1 Thorough development, including a field-testing or piloting phase, can also prevent unwarranted full-scale evaluation, which can be costly and time-consuming.
The current publication describes the main aspects to be considered in the planning and execution of a full scale evaluation campaign, the actual data to be recorded and the required calculation routines, including the theoretical framework justifying their applicability.
The consistency between full scale evaluation data, BioWin® simulation, and BMP assessment suggests that BioWin® simulation and BMP study can be used to guide future design and optimisation of acid phase digestion pretreatment to intensify anaerobic digestion of sewage sludge.
16 This may identify weaknesses and lead to refinements, or even show that a full scale evaluation is unwarranted.
A series of studies may be required to progressively refine the design before embarking on a full scale evaluation.
Modelling process and outcomes Modelling a complex intervention before a full scale evaluation can provide important information about the design of both the intervention and the evaluation.
