appraisalrule

noun
UK /əˈpreɪzəl ruːl/
US /əˈpreɪzəl ruːl/

A rule that tells you how to check how good or how much something is worth.

The teacher used an appraisal rule to grade our science projects fairly.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A guideline used by a company to decide the value of a property or item.

The bank followed its appraisal rule before approving the loan.

3. A standard for judging how well an employee is doing at work.

The manager applied the appraisal rule during the yearly review.

4. A method for measuring the quality of something in a fair and consistent way.

The museum has an appraisal rule for checking old paintings.