The phrase "appropriateness and effectiveness of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the suitability and impact of a particular action, method, or policy in a specific context.
Example: "The appropriateness and effectiveness of the new training program will be evaluated at the end of the quarter."
Alternatives: "suitability and impact of" or "relevance and efficiency of".
The case is designed as a vehicle for discussion of the motivations, appropriateness, and effectiveness of religiously-motivated (so-called "faith-inspired") efforts to aid those in need.
The events in Granai have raised sharp questions once again about the appropriateness and effectiveness of aerial bombardment in a guerrilla war in which the insurgents deliberately blend into the civilian population to fight and flee.
However, the use of EPM on a global scale may lead to an array of questions regarding appropriateness and effectiveness of this procedure in different cultural contexts.
Students' experiences and opinions are extremely important to the continuing efforts to improve the quality of clinical legal education at Harvard Law School and to determine the appropriateness and effectiveness of specific placements.
Pointing to this policy, the five ex-regulators said regulation in the domestic energy market "started to take a radically different path in 2008", adding that "questions have been raised, including by some of us, as to the appropriateness and effectiveness of a number of these interventions".
To demonstrate the appropriateness and effectiveness of the proposed method, consider the following application in financial time series forecasting.
The evaluation serves to determine the appropriateness, efficiency and effectiveness of these cash transfer programmes (CTPs), their coordination and independent monitoring, the latter outsourced to the Overseas Development Institute (ODI).
The goal of this paper is to evaluate and report on the appropriateness, efficiency, and effectiveness of the C-AKIC through healthcare utilization and costs associated with acute knee injuries.
Relevant clinical factors to describe the epidemiology of these subgroups of coagulopathy in critical care have been described previously [ 18], but our data in this paper extend these findings and illustrate the very uncertain rationale underpinning FFP administration, which must raise questions about the appropriateness of use and effectiveness of FFP.
Purpose/Objective: To evaluate the criteria, appropriateness, value, impact and effectiveness of the ISFP as a response to the triple threat of drought, HIV/AIDS and poverty and use these findings to contribute to the further development of national MoH protocols and policies for ISFPs in Mozambique, as well as for UNICEF and WFP future programming.
When this investigation began, trace scheduling was unimplemented and many serious questions of appropriateness and effectiveness needed to be solved.
