The phrase "anticipated effectiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the expected impact or success of a particular action, intervention, or strategy.
Example: "The anticipated effectiveness of the new marketing campaign is expected to increase our sales significantly."
Alternatives: "expected efficacy" or "projected impact".
Physicians reported that, in general, patients anticipated the effectiveness of the eye drops and considered them to be the standard of treatment for cataracts.
Indeed, while we conclude that estimates of vaccine effectiveness in our youngest age group (11 to 14 years) are likely to be generalisable to the cohort of 12 year old girls targeted by the ongoing vaccination programme, it might be anticipated that effectiveness in this cohort of girls will be higher.
From the shape of the transitory, it is possible to anticipate the effectiveness of the doping process: a qualitative correlation of the final Er content with the transitory shape has been evidenced.
We cannot exclude the possibility that in our study, even delayed administration of oseltamivir prophylaxis may have prevented some people from becoming ill, although we anticipate the effectiveness of the intervention overall to be less in this setting than in households.
Based on Monte Carlo Sampling, the dimensionality of experimental data was found to be considerably less than anticipated, suggesting that effectiveness of C experiments for determining reaction fluxes across a large-scale metabolic network is less than previously believed.
This makes it possible to anticipate cost-effectiveness values for the program in a range of potential scenarios of price per dose.
For policy perception to be positive and resilience to be enhanced, fishers need to be meaningfully involved in the decision-making process, change needs to be implemented at an appropriate rate, and effort is required to ensure that equity, anticipated impacts and conservation effectiveness are positively interpreted.
We therefore anticipated that the antimicrobial effectiveness of CHAT was linked to this chemical lability, with rapid dissolution of the nanoparticles allowing intracellular bacterial acquisition of copper ions.
An unexpected subplot of his highly anticipated debut last year was his effectiveness at the plate.
