“…This method has the advantage of minimizing the rank reversal phenomenon [7]. With this advantage, it is strongly exploited to rank the solutions in many different cases such as ranking the online learning websites [8], choosing the materials to manufacture some parts in F1 racing cars [9], choosing natural fibers for car roofs [10], evaluating the logistics performance index of EU countries [11], selecting the additives for a material production process [12], selecting the turning processes [13,14], selection of selection of grinding options [15], choosing renewable energy source [16], evaluating the financial performance of companies [17], evaluating the information and communication technology developments of G7 Countries [18], selecting the location for construction of the storehouse in logistics [19], selecting the location for construction of textile facilities in Sivas province in Turkey [20], selecting the suppliers [21], choosing a house design model to minimize the consumption of materials when building [22], selecting offshore location for construction of Offshore wind farm (OWF) in the energy industry [23], ect. Thus, it can be seen that PIV has been successfully used in many cases in many different fields.…”