The phrase "a condition for effectiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing requirements or prerequisites that must be met for something to be effective.
Example: "Clear communication is a condition for effectiveness in any team project."
Alternatives: "a prerequisite for success" or "a requirement for efficiency".
However, a balanced combination of governance mechanisms as a condition for network effectiveness had not yet been suggested, nor studied.
She arrived at the F.D.A. in 1960 as part of a new cadre of scientists who had begun insisting that drugs show clear evidence of effectiveness as a condition for approval, even though Congress had yet to grant the agency explicit authority to enforce that.
It would be premature to aim to establish linear cause and effect type relationships without first attaining a better understanding of the conditions for effectiveness.
This work proves a necessary condition for the effectiveness of the present rFDD-OMAX algorithm as a robust method for inspecting current flexible- and fixed-base strong ground motion modal parameters.
The Church-Turing thesis is the assertion that this set contains every function whose values can be obtained by a method satisfying the above conditions for effectiveness.
Thus, the differential gene flow rate between both partners' populations is seen as a disrupting force for the compatibility between the fungus and the host grass, which is a basic condition for the effectiveness and prevalence of mutualism (see Glossary; Saikkonen et al. 2004; Thompson 2005).
52 Within healthcare, several of the most robust studies have used training strategies allowing teams to train together (eg, closing the operating room for 1 day so that team members could attend training together); however, this is not a boundary condition for training effectiveness.
But nirvana never materialized; virtual teams need the basic conditions for effectiveness to be in place just as much as face-to-face teams, if not more so.
There are many different ways to create the conditions for effectiveness, sustain them, and help teams take full advantage of them.
WASHINGTON — John Gardner, the estimable founder of Common Cause and former secretary of health, education and welfare, said one of the conditions for effectiveness in Washington is to employ "inside-outside alliances".
