"meaningful evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to express the idea of evaluating something in an important or meaningful way. For example: "An honest and meaningful evaluation of my performance is essential to understanding my progress."
This preliminary clinical investigation was not designed to evaluate improvements joint architecture; it was too brief for a meaningful evaluation.
Create a meaningful evaluation system.
A similar number of trainees follows in April, long before any meaningful evaluation of the first wave will be possible.
But he said the tenure system did not offer any meaningful evaluation of teacher performance.
A meaningful evaluation system that identifies and supports great teaching is a cornerstone of Tennessee's work to improve public education.
We need more information if we want any meaningful evaluation of Williams's execution and the three others conducted in Arkansas last month.
Despite an election over the weekend, voters lacked the critical information needed for any meaningful evaluation of the political parties' positions on the proposal.
Efficient and meaningful evaluation of performance is critical to the professional development of trainees in surgical residency programs.
Thus, even in the usual circumstance in which the student's enrollment proceeds uninterrupted for five years, these reviews will be a source of meaningful evaluation and encouragement.
This hands-on procedure provides quick and meaningful evaluation that can help students to further develop their daylighting designs to meet the predefined goals.
A problem we'd observed in the Fortune 500 community was that by the time a leader ascended to a very senior level, they no longer had meaningful evaluation and development discussions.
