The phrase "appraise the effectiveness of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when evaluating or assessing how well something works or performs, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The committee was tasked to appraise the effectiveness of the new teaching methods implemented in the school."
Alternatives: "evaluate the efficiency of" or "assess the impact of".
A modified chromatographic response function (MCRF) was proposed to appraise the effectiveness of chromatographic separation.
Clinical trials are used to appraise the effectiveness of clinical interventions throughout medicine and dentistry.
We conducted a systematic review to evaluate and critically appraise the effectiveness of multidisciplinary teams for lung cancer.
Experiment 1 aims to appraise the effectiveness of the proposed utility based solution in a lightly loaded data center.
During the first year of operation, the available data were the most important source of information to appraise the effectiveness of grouting.
In order to appraise the effectiveness of the adaptive gradient threshold, the gradient threshold k f curves for four noisy images (σ2 = 400) are depicted in Figure 9.
Over the years, the Gallup opinion- sounding operations came to range from appraising the effectiveness of advertising to testing consumers' preferences, including moviegoers' tastes in titles and stories, to plumbing Americans' religious beliefs, in addition to checking their views on anything from alcoholism to polling itself.
In this respect, this study aims at appraising the effectiveness of one of the new generation soft computing methodologies called gene-expression programming (GEP) for estimating the hydrogen sulfide (H2S) solubility in ionic liquids (ILs).
The aim of this systematic review is not to assess the clinical effectiveness of PET in oncology, but to appraise the cost-effectiveness of PET imaging in cancer management compared with non-invasive and invasive diagnostic modalities.
When a new treatment becomes available, especially one with a higher cost but greater benefit than usual care, it is necessary to critically appraise the cost-effectiveness of this new treatment to determine whether the improvement in treatment efficacy makes financial sense, especially in the era of limited healthcare resources.
