"high level evaluation of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used when one is conducting a comprehensive review or evaluation of a particular subject. For example, "The research team conducted a high level evaluation of the current state of the economy."
This analysis provided a high-level evaluation of sequence quality and potential biases which could be present in a given RNA-Seq sample.
High-level evaluation of these synergistic opportunities and logistics must be performed in order to assess the commercial viability of algal biofuel systems.
The review was conducted by a team comprising two professionals from the Evaluation Office, and two external experts, one of whom had high level evaluation experience in the Millennium Villages Project and the other had previously reviewed cash transfer evidence in Africa.
Serial Analysis of Gene Expression (SAGE), invented in 1995, is a digital expression tag profiling technology for high throughput genomic-level evaluation of transcriptomes [ 11].
To guarantee a high level of evaluation and score agreement, during the months preceding the beginning of the study, the assessors had worked together sharing assessments and scores.
If further evaluation shows a high level of accuracy, ease-of-use, and inter-observer reproducibility, integration of this software may allow improved accuracy of targeting and delivery of highly selective tissue treatment, with minimal burden to resources, and easy adoption by clinicians if focal therapy is shown to have a role in standard clinical practice.
The automated mathematical evaluation procedures necessitate a high level of accuracy of the input data: back shape and the sagittal profiles were therefore recorded with 0.25 mm accuracy.
The evaluation also showed a high level of motivation of most participants (on-line attendance despite difficulties with Internet connections, questions raised during interactive lectures, meeting deadlines for assignments, quality of the analysis of case studies).
Furthermore, we provide a high-level performance evaluation of the presented CPIs.
The case emphasizes the need for a high level of clinical suspicion during evaluation of patients who have undergone complicated surgery or received additional intraocular intervention.
These changes were quantitatively graded using the Samilson and Prieto classification, which demonstrated a high level of agreement in the evaluation of glenohumeral osteoarthritis after open anterior shoulder stabilization according to interobserver reproducibility studies [ 30, 31].
