The phrase "address effectiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or efficiency of a particular approach, strategy, or method in achieving desired outcomes.
Example: "In our meeting, we will address effectiveness in our current marketing strategy to ensure we are reaching our target audience effectively."
Alternatives: "evaluate effectiveness" or "assess effectiveness".
These three indicators address effectiveness mostly in terms of outputs and, to a limited extent, address outcomes and impact.
While clinical trials have high internal validity and can provide evidence for the efficacy of pharmacotherapy, observational population-based studies can address effectiveness of these therapies under conditions that they are intended to be used.
Realist syntheses address limitations of more traditional approaches to systematic reviews and meta-analyses which address effectiveness, often narrowly defined, but do not address why, for whom and in what circumstances and respects an intervention or policy does or does not work.
We excluded books, chapters, commentaries and reviews whose methodology was not systematic or reviews whose methodology could not be ascertained, as well as systematic reviews that did not directly address effectiveness, e.g. those looking at patient acceptability or drop-out alone.
We must develop other multi-objective controlled experiment addressing effectiveness (ability to detect defects) of our solution compared with the other five greedy approaches.
Among studies aimed at improving content-based visual information retrieval systems, this one particularly addresses effectiveness improvement (i.e. system's quality improvements through search, setting the automatic and online similarity threshold to be adopted).
This review addressed effectiveness and also appropriateness of knowledge uptake strategies.
We focused on QII studies that, as described previously, 21 addressed effectiveness, impacts, or success; qualitative, quantitative and mixed-methods studies were all considered eligible.
The highest validation level, addressing effectiveness of imaging agents or devices for diagnosing and treating disease, remains to be fully developed by the core.
Given the paucity of studies addressing effectiveness and the difficulty of assessing the effectiveness of patient/family engagement when part of a pre-existing PSP, we focus here on describing the characteristics of the interventions.
Yet, the aspect of CER that addresses effectiveness in a more everyday practice setting suggests that studies can be designed to compare real-world whole systems of health care.
