The phrase "standards for evaluating" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a set of criteria or guidelines used to assess or judge something. Example: The school board has established new standards for evaluating teacher performance.
We augmented this list of system characteristics with previously published standards for evaluating information technologies and diagnostic tests to develop evaluation criteria for systems designed to facilitate detection and diagnosis during a bioterrorism response (5).
The difficulty with this is that there are no independent standards for evaluating leadership.
Our point is, with respect to the punch card ballots, is that there are different standards for evaluating those ballots from county to county.
Standards for evaluating and managing pain in lab animals have long been tightly regulated, but curiously there had never before been any legal equivalent for people.
He relented after the bar association agreed to modify its standards for evaluating judges, eliminating questions about a candidate's personal philosophy.
Dr. Mayer is president of the National Commission for Antibacterial Textiles, a French organization that is drawing up standards for evaluating antibacterial properties.
The Police Department would work with fire, health and environmental protection officials, Mr. Falkenrath said, to "develop the appropriate standards for evaluating the applications".
Last Tuesday, in the 11th Circuit, unless I misheard him, the attorney for the attorney general of Florida said that the standards for evaluating these ballots are evolving.
These news outlets do not challenge the basic legitimacy of Communist rule, but have raised their standards for evaluating news according to journalistic significance rather than party interests.
And with Peter Catalanotto's "Emily's Art," about a talented young artist who loses a contest, they debate whether there can be objective standards for evaluating works of art.
In its first few decades, the F.D.A. collaborated with scientific societies to develop technical standards for evaluating drugs, standards that have now been emulated worldwide.
