The phrase "affecting the effectiveness of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors that influence how effective something is, such as a process, strategy, or tool.
Example: "The recent changes in policy are affecting the effectiveness of our marketing campaign."
Alternatives: "impacting the efficiency of" or "influencing the performance of".
Construction of the robust domain from response-surfaces provided tolerance windows for the factors affecting the effectiveness of the method.
HCl concentration (X1), sample weight (X2), and their interaction, was the main factors affecting the effectiveness of heme extraction from meat.
One of the main factors affecting the effectiveness of error correcting output coding (ECOC) methods for classification is the dependence among the errors of the computed codeword bits.
One of the primary factors affecting the effectiveness of nanomaterials in enhancing cement composites properties is its ability to disperse efficiently without aggregation.
We call the second stage During-Crisis Response and it deals with coordination (among aid agencies) in the aftermath of a crisis to address any gaps or overlaps that may be affecting the effectiveness of the response.
Current conditions (economy of scale, prison location, facility design, conditional sentencing and trans-institutionalization, correctional officer work orientations) affecting the effectiveness of rehabilitation were identified and examined with an eye to assessing how well lessons of the past were mastered.
Though the quantity of k would not affect the effectiveness of MIML, too small k would affect the effect of feature extraction.
The composition of the waste stream can affect the effectiveness of the gasification procedure.
With chemotherapy, the timing of the drugs can affect the effectiveness of the treatment.
Besides, security problems may affect the effectiveness of proposed approach.
All these elements of charge specification will affect the effectiveness of the scheme.
