"scope of evaluation" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the extent or range of things that are being evaluated or considered in a particular context. Example: In order to fully assess the effectiveness of the new educational program, we must expand the scope of evaluation to include not only academic performance but also overall student well-being and engagement.
SCOPE OF EVALUATION - The evaluation covers all period of the pilot project implementation from June 2011 when the project was launched in three cities of Ukraine – Kiev City, Dnipropetrovsk and Poltava until 2014 when the project was expanded to one more city of Krivui Rig, Dnipropetrovsk oblast.
The scope of evaluation, The methods of evaluation, and.
The case study analysis covers the following aspects: The scope of evaluation, The methods of evaluation, and The results of evaluation.
The areas and the scope of evaluation need to be expanded and coordinated so that the opening hours, health, nutrition, and safety standards can be maintained for kindergartens while establishment standards for childcare facilities can be upgraded.
Reviews of the purpose, objectives and scope of evaluation reports revealed a number of underlying issues with the framing of evaluations.
The quality of the included studies was moderate and studies reporting economic data can be described by a very limited scope of evaluation.
Field says the lab will expand its number of faculty and students and the scope of evaluations it works on over the next few years.
1.5.2 Scope of the Evaluation The design of the evaluation focused on both qualitative and quantitative analysis of the Project since the beginning of the 2007-2010 Country Programme. 2007-2010 Country Programme
The scope of the evaluation and appropriateness of realist evaluation (corresponding to step 1 of Van Belle framework) is presented in the Discussion section (see below).
Purpose/Objective Scope of the Evaluation The scope of the external evaluation was focused on estimating the plausible effect of the IHSS programme on coverage of interventions funded by the IHSS programme, and estimating the additional lives saved by the programme (together with other relevant interventions), using LiST.
Current practice in oncology is often not fully understood because of the rapidly evolving evidence base and variations in treatment pathways, and this affects the evaluations in defining the research question, scope of the evaluation and subsequent analysis, as well as relevance of results to NHS practice and to decision-makers.
