The phrase "analysis on the effectiveness" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct preposition should be "of" instead of "on."
Example: "The analysis of the effectiveness of the new marketing strategy revealed significant improvements in customer engagement."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the effectiveness" or "assessment of the effectiveness."
While our previous work has demonstrated proof-of-concept solutions, it lacked fundamental communication abstractions, a rigorous design, and a thorough analysis on the effectiveness of these solutions.
Specific analysis on the effectiveness of referrals is relatively rare.
Zhao et al. (2013b) conducted an empirical analysis on the effectiveness of RE policies in promoting RE generation using a large panel dataset.
More generally, there is little systematic analysis on the effectiveness of active labour market policies in the MENA region (Angel-Urdinola et al. 2010).
In his response to the report, CIA Director John Brennan notes, remarkably, that the agency "failed to perform a comprehensive and independent analysis on the effectiveness of enhanced interrogation techniques".
We also explored the potential role of the quality of the completed analysis on the effectiveness of the activity by classifying each homework response as strong or weak (see rubric in Materials and Methods).
The present work focuses on the analysis of the effectiveness of this passive vibration control strategy.
The present work is focused on the analysis of the effectiveness of dynamic vibration absorbers applied to beams excited by moving loads.
Since the incidence of TBE varies widely among geographic regions, public health vaccination strategies should be based on careful analysis of the effectiveness of the vaccine and the cost-effectiveness of immunization regimens.
In view of this, and especially based on the herders' analysis of the effectiveness of official versus private measures, it becomes clear that local strategies of preventive herd and pastureland management are more important than governmental interventions in the study region.
The research specifically aimed to determine whether a low-cost intervention with a limited intervention effect size, such as that evidenced by the recent meta-analysis on the effectiveness of such interventions [ 6], would prove cost-effective for implementation across the general population through primary health care services.
