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evaluation [ɪ'vælju'eɪʃ(ə)n] abbr.
abbr., agric.	ev
mil., abbr.	eval
mil., logist.	Written or spoken statement worded by an analyst concerning a situation, a capability, an activity or an intent.This assessment may be the subject matter of specific documents intelligence estimate, situation assessment, etc.. It must be distinguished from the statement and the presentation of the facts justifying it. it. 2. Process enabling one to pass a judgment to help towards the decision making. This judgment may be qualitative or quantitative. It may concern an individual, an organization, a process or a situation. This evaluation is conducted by comparing observable characteristics with norms defined beforehand. (FRA)
USA	In intelligence usage, appraisal of an item of information in terms of credibility, reliability, pertinence, and accuracy (JP 2-01)

evaluation: 77 phrases in 15 subjects

Abbreviation	38
Accounting	1
Education	6
Energy industry	1
Information technology	2
Law	1
Military	17
NASA	1
Oceanography & oceanology	1
Physiology	1
Technology	2
Transport	1
United States	2
University	1
Veterinary medicine	2