"real evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about assessing something in an honest and accurate way. For example, "We need to conduct a real evaluation of the current policy before we make any decisions."
On a third step the simulation model is adapted with data obtained during the real evaluation.
Such write-offs presumably do not represent a real evaluation of the value of the companies being acquired and as such are routinely ignored by many analysts.
If you are, the real evaluation begins and involves interviews and more testing with a battery of specialists including social workers, transplant surgeons and nephrologists.
Up to this point no real evaluation exists on the efficiency and applicability of the scalability extensions proposed for RSVP.
"The attack ad is the latest proof that they would rather forgo hundreds of millions of dollars in aid for kids than negotiate a real evaluation system," Lauren Passalacqua, a spokeswoman for the mayor, said on Friday.
Why doesn't the paper of record lead by example and simply refuse to print horse race-themed articles or campaign talking points, both of which distract from real evaluation of issues?
Several countries including France have introduced a tax on sugary drinks, it said, but there have been no real evaluations of the impact so far.
"We need to get information about the relative clinical effectiveness of drugs so that when we look at price, we can make real evaluations," said Dr. Sharon Levine, associate executive director of Kaiser Permanente, a large managed care group.
Narrative evaluations function more like "real world" evaluation.
The RTE was commissioned by a group of Inter-Agency-Standing-Committee agencies and it formed a pilot real time evaluation for a broader programme of such evaluations.
This is beneficial for real hardware evaluation.
