The phrase "against the effectiveness of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing opposition or criticism regarding the efficacy of a particular method, policy, or action.
Example: "The report presented several arguments against the effectiveness of the new training program."
Alternatives: "questioning the effectiveness of" or "challenging the effectiveness of".
The decisions regarding routine induction versus expectant management depends on balancing the effects and acceptability of induction against the effectiveness of intensified fetal surveillance in preventing fetal and infant loss [ 27].
Deep-seated views of who should work and misguided information about parental roles mitigate against the effectiveness of such policies.
This is another one of those metrics that can be presented either as evidence for or against the effectiveness of the existing system.
Stock recommends the best treatment possible for her patients, but says that "sometimes we do have to make compromises", that weigh the cost for patients against the effectiveness of the medication.
The aim of this systematic review was to evaluate the evidence for or against the effectiveness of green tea (Camellia sinensis) on blood pressure and lipid parameters.
COUGH MEDICINES A 2008 review looked at 25 medical studies of over-the-counter cough medications and concluded that there was "no good evidence for or against the effectiveness of O.T.C. medicines in acute cough".
The survey findings set benchmark data against which the effectiveness of the ECCD project could be measured.
In so doing, we sought a benchmark, using data for 2004, against which the effectiveness of policies adopted over the past decade can be assessed.
Knowledge of the trajectory of disease progression provides clinicians and patients with benchmarks against which the effectiveness of everyday self-management strategies [ 3] or clinician-provided interventions can be evaluated [ 1, 2].
There are surprisingly few baseline data about how nurses distribute their time, or the extent to which nurses engage with other health professionals in care provision against which the effectiveness of strategies can be tested.
Much research has been devoted to developing effective immunotherapies against cancer, but the effectiveness of this approach has been marginal.
