The phrase "implementing and evaluating" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of putting something into action, and then measuring and assessing the results. For example, "The team is responsible for implementing and evaluating the new strategy."
@LearnLabUNHCR Jacqueline has broad experience working with governments, universities, NGOs, and UN agencies advising, implementing, and evaluating the use of ICTs in broadening educational opportunities for refugees.
Roselilian Andanje, nutrition technical adviser, Phillips Healthcare Services, Nairobi, Kenya, @andanjero1 Roselilian is a nutritionist with 10 years experience in planning, implementing and evaluating programmes.
I have spent much of the last 10 years designing, implementing and evaluating rights and justice projects, which are often seen as particularly strategic.
Although this means that we can't be sure what impact similar investment in other towns would have, our results do support the case for implementing and evaluating further town-wide cycling initiatives.
The methodology aims at designing, implementing and evaluating a system that validates an experimental hypothesis.
This manuscript provides guidance on addressing challenges on developing, implementing, and evaluating tailored interventions (TIs).
A well-designed mission statement is essential for formulating, implementing, and evaluating business strategy.
We report our experience implementing and evaluating telephone postoperative follow-up within an integrated health system.
The thesis investigated the challenge of designing, implementing, and evaluating an energy-efficient IaaS cloud management system for private clouds.
This study helps with the development of methods needed for implementing and evaluating such programs in real-world settings.
Fourth, going forward, it is critical to adopt a more systematic approach to designing, implementing, and evaluating new programs.
