Évalués

Évalués is the plural masculine form of the past participle of évaluer, meaning those who have been evaluated or assessed. In French grammar, the participle évaluer can function as an adjective, agreeing in gender and number with the noun it modifies (évalués, évaluées, évalué, évaluée). When used as a noun, é valué denotes a person who has undergone evaluation.

As a noun, les évalués refers to individuals subjected to assessment, testing, or appraisal in various settings. The term is commonly found in formal or administrative contexts, where it designates participants or subjects who have received an evaluation outcome. The feminine form is évaluée for a single person and évaluées for multiple people.

In educational settings, les évalués are students or learners who are assessed through exams, assignments, or performance reviews, with results contributing to progression or certification. In social policy and welfare programs, the term can designate clients or applicants evaluated for eligibility, needs, or risk, with conclusions shaping services or benefits. In research and auditing, les évalués are participants or objects that have undergone a formal evaluation or inspection.

Linguistic notes: évalués functions as both an adjective and a noun, requiring agreement with the relevant noun. Related terms include évaluer (to evaluate), évaluation (evaluation), évaluateur/e valuatrice (assessor, evaluator). The usage is common in official documents, policy reports, statistical texts, and administrative communications.

See also: évaluer, évaluation, évaluateur, évaluatrice.