"interim evaluation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to an assessment of progress or performance that has been done at an intermediate point in a project or process, typically done in a specific timeframe, such as every six months. For example: "The team conducted an interim evaluation to identify any areas for improvement in the project midway through."
An interim evaluation by crime reduction charity Nacro in 2009 found that the reoffending rate among Evolve users was less than 5%.
The Mayor has already claimed great success for Daedalus, although a generally positive interim evaluation of the programme on behalf of the London Criminal Justice Partnership published in March identified potential areas for improvement.
In addition, we test the effect of interim evaluation of the funded project.
For the interim evaluation, more than 96.8% (n = 30) reported increased knowledge and confidence and attributed this to the training.
We present some lessons for Mexico based on this interim evaluation and explore implications for other countries considering health reforms.
The most recent ex-post Evaluation of FP6 [7] deals with the entirety of FP6 and provides some input into the interim evaluation of FP7 to be performed in 2010.
The study design is further complicated if interim evaluations of the biomarker-based subpopulations are also being considered.
At each step, interim evaluations of MIs were carried out in search of any relevant path arising once the model had been simplified.
To improve the surveillance system, we performed interim evaluations and conducted periodic conference calls with local and state health departments and participating ICPs to gain feedback on surveillance methodology.
The results indicate that an artifact can be used for interim performance evaluation but not for calibration or certification.
The interim response evaluation using PET/CT was performed at 1 day prior to a scheduled chemotherapy.
