The phrase "and explored the effectiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing research, studies, or evaluations that assess how well something works or performs.
Example: "The researchers conducted a series of experiments and explored the effectiveness of the new drug in treating the disease."
Alternatives: "and examined the efficacy" or "and assessed the impact".
His main research interests include documenting the impacts of fishing on marine life, both historic and modern, and exploring the effectiveness of marine protected areas.
The developed survival model may guide intrapatient dose escalation based on dBP and neutropenia and explore the effectiveness of alternate dosing strategies.
We also discuss the role of EV miRNAs in cell-cell communication and explore the effectiveness of these contents as predictive biomarkers for cancer malignancy.
Considering the current empirical evidence for the Pillars and recommended empowerment measures found through this literature review, the findings warrant research that clarifies whether all domains are relevant to people with disabilities and explores the effectiveness of suggested and other measures.
To address these questions, we systematically and broadly explored the effectiveness of community mitigation strategies with a networked, agent-based computational model.
13 14 15 We determined the number of deaths from lung cancer related to radon in the home and explored the cost effectiveness of various policies to control indoor radon and their potential to reduce deaths from lung cancer in the UK.
Amer Khayyat (MEng 2000) and Meghan Smith (MEng 2001) explored the effectiveness of the technique in Nepal.
Specifically, such an output record means that Indigenous Australian mentoring research is still in its early exploratory phase and little research has explored the effectiveness of mentoring in its various forms, captured its impact qualitatively or quantitatively, developed appropriate measures or assessed it cost-effectiveness.
Despite this, limited research has explored the effectiveness and impact of equitation practice, equine management and training techniques on equine performance and welfare.
