The phrase "subjected to evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation in which something is being judged or examined. For example, "The new policy will be subjected to evaluation before its implementation."
This article considers the tensions that arise when participative service provision and programmes are subjected to evaluation scrutiny by managerialist bodies.
These lipids were subjected to evaluation for DNA binding affinities by gel retardation assay and were screened for their transfection efficiency on HEK293 cells.
The modified model is then subjected to evaluation and verification using the residual method, B3 coefficient of variation method and CEB coefficient of variation method.
What is needed is therefore not just an analysis of the way in which we de facto are conditioned by history but a set of quasi-transcendental principles of validity in terms of which the claims of the tradition may be subjected to evaluation.
Only when a valuing is subjected to evaluation or appraisal, when the question arises whether (one ought) to value (seek, hoard, gobble up) ice cream, does the child formulate a value judgment proper, as an answer to the question (TV 208 9; VORC 84 6).
In this way, it remains possible to apply an overall analysis by suggesting that such systems, which are designed and framed differently, imply mobilization and combination of different resources (outlays) with a view to attaining a particular goal which are going to produce outcomes (advantages) that may ultimately be subjected to evaluation.
All patients were subjected to ophthalmological evaluation, systemic evaluation, and ear, nose, and throat (ENT) consultation.
Clinical scoring, digital photography, and RCM evaluation were performed at 72 hours, and RCM images were subjected to blinded evaluation.
Spending supported by aid budgets is routinely subjected to rigorous evaluation, with extensive use of RCTs.
The resulting milks (25 to 26°C) were subjected to sensory evaluation.
The nanomechanical properties of BiFeO3 (BFO) thin films are subjected to nanoindentation evaluation.
