Collocations for evaluate - verb

effectively (esp. AmE), fully, properly, thoroughly
carefully, rigorously, systematically
The evidence should be carefully evaluated.

accurately (esp. AmE)
constantly, continually, continuously, regularly (all esp. AmE)
critically
positively
The role of stay-at-home mother is more positively evaluated in working-class communities.

honestly (esp. AmE)
independently, objectively (esp. AmE)
his ability to objectively evaluate the merits of the works he considers

empirically, scientifically, statistically
These probabilities can be evaluated empirically.

aim to, attempt to, be designed to
help (to)
to help evaluate the success of the campaign

begin to
continue to
be used to
criteria used to evaluate employees' performance

be difficult to, be hard to
be impossible to
It was impossible to evaluate the safety of the new drug.

be possible to
How is it possible to evaluate a company?

Evaluate is used with these nouns as the object:
applicant, approach, benefit, claim, competence, condition, effect, effectiveness, efficiency, employee, evidence, extent, feasibility, hypothesis, impact, importance, influence, likelihood, merit, outcome, performance, progress, quality, relationship, reliability, result, risk, role, situation, success, usefulness, utility, validity