The phrase "and efficacy of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness or usefulness of data in a particular context, such as research, analysis, or decision-making.
Example: "The study aims to evaluate the accuracy and efficacy of data collected from various sources."
Alternatives: "and effectiveness of data" or "and usefulness of data".
In addition to providing information on safety and efficacy of treatment, data from registries can also be used to evaluate whether patients have timely access to care, and whether care is delivered that is consistent with best practice and evidence-based guidelines.
Injection of cyclophosphamide 3 days before MUC1-pep-STn or MUC1-prot-STn vaccination had no effect on the rate of tumour growth and efficacy of tumour protection (data not shown).
The feasibility and efficacy of this "Language of Data" program were examined in a pilot study with a convenience sample from inpatient settings.
For both Dendrograms and Heatmaps, an option is available to view the pre-batch corrected data to show the effects of batch on and efficacy of correction of the data.
The way lawyers and anthropologists perceive the efficacy of data gathered during anthropological research for the purposes of proving Native Title under the Native Title Act, Commonwealth of Australia (1993), is at the heart of this article.1 I note at the outset that only a small proportion of the ethnographic data referred to here was gathered at first hand by the author.
In the present article, we review the safety and efficacy of anagliptin according to data obtained from preclinical trials and postmarketing studies.
Overall, the findings of this research underlines the importance and efficacy of multispectral Landsat series data-set in mapping and monitoring levels of land degradation in data-scarce catchments.
To check the efficacy of data, statistical software IBM® SPSS-16.0® used.
To evaluate the safety and efficacy of the proposed immunosuppressive regimen, a data safety monitoring board will be set up.
Interestingly, a review of safety and efficacy data of all European and US studies comparing twice weekly to weekly administration concluded that the actual response rates were similar (Martin et al, 1996).
