The phrase "a standard of effectiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing criteria or benchmarks for measuring the success or performance of a process, program, or intervention.
Example: "To evaluate the success of our new marketing strategy, we need to establish a standard of effectiveness that we can measure against."
Alternatives: "a measure of success" or "a benchmark for performance."
Success in operations of this kind tends to be measured by the "body count," a standard of military effectiveness which would be laughable if it were not sad.Last year the trial of Lieutenant Duffy brought out the importance of the body count.
Barack Obama's health reforms created a group to compare the benefits of drugs, but it is explicitly barred from applying a standard of cost-effectiveness, as is done in Britain.Given all this, as well as America's size, it is little surprise that the country is the drugmakers' honeypot.
While one of its intended uses is to describe the time evolution of population health for standard demographic purposes (e.g. estimates of healthy life expectancy), another prominent aim is to provide a standard measure of effectiveness for intervention and cost-effectiveness analysis.
While one of PopMod's intended uses is to describe the time evolution of population health for standard demographic purposes (e.g. estimates of healthy life expectancy), another prominent aim is to provide a standard measure of effectiveness for intervention and cost-effectiveness analysis.
The press proposals were not well-received by the reform group Hacked Off which continued to call for a law that sets out standards of effectiveness for a new regulator.
Just last season he posted the best earned-run average, a standard measure of pitching effectiveness, of his career.
In the context of the eye care service and training approach proposed in this paper, competence – or to be more precise, a set of entry level competencies – is essentially gained from the teaching and learning of the knowledge, skills and behaviour required to perform a specified task or set of tasks at specified standards of effectiveness and efficiency.
But among those who insist on a punitive regimen of drug testing, Major League Baseball's policy falls far below the most rigorous standards of effectiveness and legitimacy.
Last year, however, an assessment by the department found that half of the nation's 72 fusion centers failed to meet basic standards of effectiveness, including the ability to apply information sent from Washington to their local communities.
