"written evaluation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an assessment or review of something that is put into writing, such as a student's written exam. For example, "The teacher's written evaluation indicated that the student did not understand the material."
Student-teachers are usually observed only twice during a semester and then given a written evaluation.
In court, psychiatrist Dr Frank Ochberg provided a written evaluation in which he said Knight had suffered "the longest and most severely" of the three women.
The three lawyers who interviewed him in Albany in January found Mr. Bowman's "determination to pursue a postsecondary education remarkable," according to the written evaluation.
Why? Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on written responses to warm-up questions, participation in class discussion, research during selection process, written and oral justification of selection and written evaluation.
The written evaluation the archdiocese received from the Connecticut institute, after Father Geoghan had already been allowed to return to a parish, described him as "narcissistic and manipulative" and his condition was diagnosed as "atypical pedophilia, in remission".
The role of the school board is to have a written evaluation policy in effect when the selection of materials is challenged by an individual or group within the community.
We evaluated the fellowships program quantitatively and qualitatively through written evaluations, interviews and follow-up of fellowship activities.
It also gives founders written evaluations of V.C.s, complete with a numerical grade.
At each stage of the festival process, all entering playwrights are given full written evaluations of their work.
"Analysts themselves commented on huddles in their own written evaluations," the S.E.C. said.
She also said the group might consider providing written evaluations of students, rather than a score.
