The phrase "and cost effectiveness of using" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the financial efficiency or value of employing a particular method, tool, or resource.
Example: "The report highlights the benefits and cost effectiveness of using renewable energy sources in our operations."
Alternatives: "and financial efficiency of utilizing" or "and economic viability of employing".
Measure the clinical effectiveness and cost effectiveness of using sensor data from an environmentally embedded sensor system for early illness recognition.
This systematic review examined the cost and cost effectiveness of using standard (non-disease specific) oral nutritional supplements (ONS) administered in the hospital setting only.
Further research is needed to evaluate the clinical outcomes and cost effectiveness of using this algorithm in primary care.
Further research is needed to evaluate the clinical outcomes and cost effectiveness of using these risk equations in primary care.
Further research is needed to evaluate the clinical outcomes and cost effectiveness of using these algorithms in primary care.
The main objectives of the evaluation are to analyse the effectiveness and cost effectiveness of using patient-centred teams as part of routine service provision for this patient group.
In this paper we illustrate decision analytic modelling using an empirical study to assess the long term health effects and cost-effectiveness of using a new diagnostic test, modified transesophageal echocardiography (TEE) as compared to care as usual in patients undergoing cardiac surgery.
We estimated the clinical effect, cost and cost-effectiveness of using GRT as compared to expert opinion in patients with antiretroviral treatment failure.
It also discusses the advantages, the common side-effects and complications, the technique and cost-effectiveness of using ITDD systems.
These changes are likely to have a rapid effect on the balance of benefits and harms (and cost-effectiveness) of using LBC technology.
The secondary objective was to evaluate changes in oxygenation, incidence of pneumonia, duration of mechanical ventilation, ICU and hospital stay, and adverse effects including pressure sores, endotracheal tube or intravascular catheter complications and cost-effectiveness of using prone ventilation.
