Collocations for evaluation - noun

comprehensive, rigorous, systematic, thorough
careful, detailed
independent, objective (esp. AmE)
subjective (esp. AmE)
subjective evaluations of the costs

critical, empirical, statistical
a critical evaluation of the film

initial, preliminary
We'll revisit our initial evaluation.

negative, positive (both esp. AmE)
She generally gets positive evaluations from her managers.

formal
job (esp. BrE), performance (esp. AmE)
a new pay structure based on job evaluations

student (AmE)
the end-of-course student evaluations

annual (esp. AmE)
his employees' annual evaluations

clinical, medical, psychiatric, psychological (all esp. AmE) (usually clinical, etc. assessment in BrE)
the results of clinical evaluations

carry out, conduct, do, make, perform
We still have to carry out an evaluation of the results.

receive, undergo
He is undergoing psychiatric evaluation.

complete
a recently completed evaluation of primary health care

require
symptoms that require medical evaluation

procedure, process
study
form (esp. AmE)
During dinner, guests fill out a wine evaluation form.

criteria
The project developed a set of evaluation criteria.

in an/the evaluation
In their evaluation of the project, they considered only certain aspects of it.

under evaluation
The new system is still under evaluation.