The phrase "a cost effective exercise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an activity or task that provides good value for the resources spent, particularly in a financial context.
Example: "Implementing a recycling program in the office is a cost effective exercise that can save money and reduce waste."
Alternatives: "a budget-friendly activity" or "an economical endeavor".
As this value falls below a threshold value of £20 000-£30 000 per QALY, the provision of dietary intervention plus quadriceps strengthening exercises represents a cost effective use of scarce healthcare resources.
The provision of dietary intervention plus quadriceps strengthening exercises to individuals aged ≥45 with a BMI ≥28 is likely to represent a cost effective use of scarce NHS resources.
The evidence-based knowledge gained with this research will provide an understanding of the best (clinically effective, high adherence, cost effective) exercise program for this population and will help strengthen research in this field.
The results of the present study will add evidence regarding the effectiveness of perturbation-based balance training programs, and will be novel in conducting the perturbation exercises in water against water resistance and in a group setting that provides cost-effective exercise programs for long-term improvement followed by maintenance of the training benefits.
If the results are promising, then future efforts will be directed at developing and testing simpler and less expensive methods for administering the perturbations during training, as well as cost-effective exercise programs for long-term maintenance of the training benefits.
Furthermore video delivery is a cost-effective way to integrate exercise at work.
Wearable trackers for physical activities can quantify an individual's daily activity and have the benefit of being a cost-effective solution to motivate the individual to exercise (Michaelis et al. 2016).
Nevertheless, exploration of the uncertainty surrounding these estimates suggests there is more than 80% probability that the exercise intervention is a cost-effective strategy relative to usual care.
However, although there were no effects on clinical outcomes, the FitFor2 exercise program may be a cost-effective intervention to prevent high maternal blood glucose during pregnancy.
