The phrase "as a potentially efficacious" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that may have the potential to be effective or beneficial in a certain context.
Example: "The new treatment was introduced as a potentially efficacious solution for patients suffering from chronic pain."
Alternatives: "as a possibly effective" or "as a likely beneficial".
Affect regulation-based CBT without trauma memory processing warrants further research as a potentially efficacious therapy for victimization-related PTSD.
Ecotherapy, a wide range of programmes related to various activities in green environments, has been proposed as a potentially efficacious mechanism to moderate stress and depression, particularly when used as an adjunct to some type of formal therapy such as cognitive behaviour therapy.
The aim of this study was to deliver therapeutic single agent doses of both agents in combination as sub-therapeutic doses might lead to rejection of a potentially efficacious combination.
Our recent pilot study demonstrated mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT) is a potentially efficacious headache pain treatment; however, it was not universally effective for all participants.
The tested application will represent a user-friendly, low cost and a potentially efficacious way to provide self-monitoring and personalized training to bipolar patients as an add-on to usual pharmacological and psychological care.
Enrolling the wrong participants in clinical trials increases the risk that a potentially efficacious drug will fail to meet its clinical endpoints.
If so, normalization of BACE1 activity in peri-plaque dystrophic neurites may represent a modest but potentially efficacious therapeutic goal of BACE1 inhibition.
SRS preceded by adjuvant embolization is a controversial yet potentially efficacious treatment strategy in patients with large AVMs that are not amenable to surgical excision.
Other studies have compared potentially efficacious treatments with a control group using a non-randomized design.
Dendritic cell (DC) active immunotherapy is potentially efficacious in a broad array of malignant disease settings.
However, it is interesting that despite studying a heterogeneous population, potentially useful data was gathered which showed that LEV has a good tolerability and is potentially efficacious in treating epilepsy in the dog.
