"normative evaluation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when discussing the evaluation of a standard or norm. For example, "Our class conducted a normative evaluation of the school's dress code policy."
Based on an assessment of each component of the intervention against norms and criteria, normative evaluation studies compare the observed effects with the desired effects of the intervention [ 15, 16].
Further, it presents a normative evaluation of possible futures that advocates Liberalism as a process and presents continuing growth in knowledge and reason as the most desirable outcome.
This facilitates the understanding of sustainable land use in both supply and demand perspective, and the normative evaluation of ecosystem services.
After cataloguing examples, the Article gives accounts of why law gravitates toward particular combinations of asking and telling rules in various domains, and offers some normative evaluation of these strategies.
Building on this work, this chapter seeks to do three things: First, I claim that the modalities of cultural production and exchange are a proper subject for normative evaluation within a broad range of liberal political theory.
The study borrows marketing wisdom to information systems space to quantify how the website cues (products availability, website ease of use and visual appeal) affect personality traits (instant gratification, normative evaluation and impulsiveness) to urge the impulse purchase online.
Study 1 provided evidence that implicit normative evaluations and implicit attitudes uniquely predicted evaluations measured by the traditional IAT.
We propose a new construct (implicit normative evaluations) that purports to measure automatic associations about societal evaluations.
Finally, in Study 5, an experimental manipulation of an audience's reaction to racist jokes targeting people from the Middle East affected implicit normative evaluations about this group and that these implicit normative evaluations in turn affected discrimination.
It is suggested that the early negative effects of performance goals could be attributed to their foci on normative evaluations.
Study 2 demonstrated that Asian-Canadian immigrants' implicit normative evaluations toward older people became more negative the longer they were in Canada.
