Sentence examples for undergo psychiatric evaluation from inspiring English sources
'undergo psychiatric evaluation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to refer to the process of being professionally evaluated by a psychiatrist or a psychologist. For example, "After being accused of a crime, John was ordered to undergo psychiatric evaluation."
She told a judge on Tuesday that her client was to undergo psychiatric evaluation on Thursday, the Daily News reported.
She was forced to undergo psychiatric evaluation when she returned from her unexplained travels.
He was taken to the 94th Precinct police station in Brooklyn and then to Kings County Hospital Center to undergo psychiatric evaluation, officials said.
Judge Leonie M. Brinkema appeared willing to allow Mr. Moussaoui, a French citizen, to defend himself, but his lawyers requested that he first undergo psychiatric evaluation.
The police said Mr. Pak was in stable condition at Bellevue Hospital Center, where he was to undergo psychiatric evaluation.
He faces a prison term of up to 35 years when he is sentenced Feb. 7. The judge ordered that he undergo psychiatric evaluation at the state's center for sexual predators in Avenel before he is sentenced.
James Holmes, the 25-year-old Aurora movie theater shooting suspect, arrived at Colorado Mental Health Institute in Pueblo on Monday in order to undergo psychiatric evaluations.
During the study period (from 2008 to 2011) 230,257 patients were evaluated in the ER; 1888 of these patients underwent psychiatric evaluation in the ER.
By Andy Borowitz May 16, 2017 WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — Amid concerns about Donald Trump's fitness to be President, former President Barack Obama said on Tuesday that he was willing to serve as "temp President" while Trump undergoes psychiatric evaluation.
Today, the trees are dying, and Updyke is undergoing psychiatric evaluation in preparation for trial; he's been charged with four felonies, two for each tree, and two misdemeanors, for desecrating venerated objects.
He also deflected reports that Mr. Aron planned an insanity defense, calling them "premature," and noted that his client was still undergoing psychiatric evaluation.
