The phrase "address efficacy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness or performance of a particular method, strategy, or intervention.
Example: "In our upcoming meeting, we will address efficacy in our current marketing strategies to determine their impact on sales."
Alternatives: "discuss effectiveness" or "evaluate performance".
Access to affordable priority palliative care medicines needs to be informed by good clinical data from well-conducted clinical trials designed to address efficacy, cost-effectiveness, and safety.
Since, as previously mentioned, most of the animal and human studies were crossover experiments (i.e., switching from CPPV or spontaneous breathing to F-APRV in the same animal or patient), the majority of published APRV studies do not address efficacy (i.e., is APRV superior to conventional ventilation).
Future studies need to be adequately powered to address efficacy, safety and include data on cost effectiveness.
According to these definitions both pilot and feasibility studies play a preliminary role in the design stage of a subsequent larger trial, and do not themselves address efficacy.
However, although the study was not powered to address efficacy, we found no evidence of a beneficial effect on any of the clinical manifestations or on dengue viremia.
These drug target-centric approaches largely ignore a target's cellular and physiological context, making it difficult to address efficacy and safety problems in early stages of the drug discovery process.
Group sequential designs have become the mainstay for addressing efficacy and ethical issues when monitoring clinical trials.
Antivenom use was studied in 118, of which 82 addressed efficacy, 43 evaluated safety, 23 studied dosage and 8 explored other issues.
We included trials addressing efficacy using any outcome measure as a primary outcome and/or safety.
Such a policy is likely to result in trials primarily addressing efficacy being described as pilots, contrary to the NIHR and other recent definitions.
In another Cochrane review addressing efficacy of other non-surgical treatments oral steroids, splinting, ultrasound, yoga and carpal bone mobilisation showed to be of short-term benefit[ 10].
