The phrase "ability to effectively evaluate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's skills or competencies in assessing or analyzing information or situations.
Example: "Her ability to effectively evaluate complex data sets makes her an invaluable asset to the research team."
Alternatives: "capability to assess effectively" or "skill in evaluating efficiently."
The Dictionary of Epidemiology (J.M. Last et al., 4th ed., 2001) defines generalizability as "unbiased inferences regarding a target population (beyond the subjects in the study)." A goal of public health research is to apply study findings to an external population, and the ability to effectively evaluate generalizability is crucial to the real-world application of results.
Our ability to effectively evaluate teachers in order to support instruction is a place where our state needs to push ahead, for us to be competitive.
The purpose of this systematic review is to summarize what types of implementation strategies have been tested to improve ICU clinicians' ability to effectively assess, prevent and treat delirium and to evaluate the effect of these strategies on clinical outcomes.
High attrition rates in obesity research limit the ability of trials to effectively evaluate treatments and present a major barrier in weight loss research.
Many countries around the world install millions of computers, printers, projectors, smartboards, and similar technologies in primary and secondary schools to equip new generations with the ability to effectively access and critically evaluate information and communication technologies.
The FTC in its GRIPA advisory letter recognized this when it noted that implementing a program in which different subsets of physicians are participating in different payor contracts "could interfere with the network's ability to effectively gather data and monitor and evaluate physician performance under the program".
The standard aims to evaluate a firm's ability to effectively design, produce, and deliver quality products and services.
We evaluate the protocol's ability to effectively mitigate hotspots in mobile ad hoc networks that are based on on-demand and proactive routing protocols.
Therefore, it is essential to develop and evaluate other methods for their ability to effectively and accurately discriminate outbreak isolates from nonoutbreak isolates, like the combination of WGS and computationally efficient methods of analysis.
Finally, the suitability of the multi-objective approach was further evaluated in terms of its ability to effectively guide the search process.
Novel therapeutic approaches using targeted drugs, gene therapy, or therapeutic vaccination are currently being evaluated and well predict our ability to effectively target the clinically challenging aspects of locally recurrent and metastatic disease.
