The phrase "assess effectiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when evaluating how well something works or its impact in a specific context.
Example: "We need to assess effectiveness of the new marketing strategy to determine if it is achieving our goals."
Alternatives: "evaluate efficiency" or "measure impact."
Racotumomab is in phase two and three trials in Cuba (these clinical trial stages assess effectiveness, side effects and adverse reactions), while VSSP is in early clinical trials.
Although we recognise that our assessment of chemotherapy within observational population-based data cannot be used to directly assess effectiveness, comparisons with trial data are valuable.
Training should include role playing, scripts that mimic real life attacks, and testing to assess effectiveness.
Study investigators, who were all dermatologists, evaluated the photos to assess effectiveness of the treatment.
And importantly, longitudinal studies will be needed to rigorously assess effectiveness of programs for teaching and measuring leadership skills.
Limited or insuffiient data makes it difficult to establish baseline conditions and to assess effectiveness of various aid programs.
To assess effectiveness of these teaching strategies, it suffices to glance at my records of class participation.
Objective: To assess effectiveness of information retrieval from narrative patient records utilizing manually supplied semantic tags.
To assess effectiveness of preimplantation genetic screening (PGS) in fresh IVF cycles.
Water quantity and quality changes are simulated to assess effectiveness of five urban development scenarios.
The criteria by which participation should be evaluated to assess effectiveness in this case include maintenance of contact with accounts, becoming aware of and remedying account problems, and transmitting messages to key accounts.
