"passed evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation when someone has been assessed or evaluated and the outcome is positive. For example, "I'm very pleased to announce that I passed the job evaluation with flying colors!".
If none passes evaluation, the requirements may be relaxed slightly and the process will start again.
The patient passed the evaluation and was ready to return to driving with an evaluation in 12 months or sooner if indicated.
When I passed this evaluation along to Dessay over tea in an Upper West Side café after a rehearsal at the Met, she responded with laughter, but could not quite summon an equivalent compliment for her director.
Though the family had technically abandoned the institution, the principal was still a good friend of their father's and a member of their church, and he passed out evaluation forms, dutifully completed by all the students, which scored their performance from one to ten in areas like musicality and spirit and goodness of news.
Last year, she passed her evaluation, her 5-year contract was renewed, and she was promoted to Associate Investigator.
Out of a total of 41,349 facilities, 78.4% have passed the evaluation and thus gained accreditation (2012).
For bound protein, if the protein ligand's stability has passed the evaluation of Stability of Complex, the accuracy is 100%%.
MCC scores are defined as: MCC = frac{TP times TN - FP times FN}{{sqrt { TP + FP) times (TP + FN) times (TN + FP) times (TN + FN)} }} (1 For bound proteins that passed the evaluation of Stability of Complex, the MCC is 1.
On the basis of the profile of aripiprazole a series of new antipsychotics with affinities at D3 and D2 receptors were developed [63], where compound cariprazine has passed clinical evaluation and was approved by the FDA for schizophrenia and bipolar disorders in 2015.
A short time later, the ship retook and passed the evaluation.
