"open evaluation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing an opportunity for a person to receive feedback without predetermined bias or consequence. For example, "Employees at the company are invited to participate in an open evaluation process where their opinions can be shared and heard."
Only the NAO could evaluate the evaluators, even insist that open evaluation gets built into these initiatives.
We need new approaches and numerous individuals and organisations are working on these, such as the open evaluation project.
Quotes from the abstract: "Moreover, it is important to publish forecasts to enable open evaluation", and "We stress that the forecast is experimental, since the skill of the multi-model system is as yet unknown".
It all begins with a "Festival of Antique Quilts: An Open Evaluation and History of Your Quilts and an Exhibition of American Quilts from the Collections of the Southampton Historical Museum" from noon to 5 p.m. at the Cultural Center on Pland Lane.
This paper has presented a spoken term detection international open evaluation for search-on speech in Spanish.
The emphasis on open evaluation also counters perceptions that in European academia, hiring and promotion favor internal, well-networked researchers over outside talent.
The Albayzin campaigns are internationally open evaluations organized by the RTTHa every 2 years.
Benefits for consumer tutors (as measured by their open evaluations) included enhanced self esteem and financial reward for work done.
In this way, the fact that the majority of the group had extensive experience in critical reading could be felt in the course of the technical meetings and in the more open evaluations in the focus groups.
Benefits for students (as measured in their open evaluations) included the extended experience of working with a consumer of health services, the development of a clearer perspective regarding consumer views and an opportunity to see people with mental illness in recovery.
Open IE evaluation is strongly based on information retrieval evaluation strategies.
