The phrase "assessing effectiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when evaluating how well something works or the impact of a particular action or program.
Example: "The team is focused on assessing effectiveness to ensure that our strategies are yielding the desired results."
Alternatives: "evaluating efficiency" or "measuring impact".
Trials assessing effectiveness in medically assisted reproduction (MAR) should aim to study the desired effect over multiple cycles, as this reflects clinical practice and captures the relevant perspective for the couple.
A key role of performance measurement is assessing effectiveness and efficiency.
However, well designed studies assessing effectiveness with longer than 3 months follow-up are sparse.
Knowledge of these regimes is needed, particularly when assessing effectiveness of energy gathering from soils using horizontal ground heat exchangers.
Two recent articles reviewed existing studies assessing effectiveness of motorcycle training programs, and they reported mixed findings on their effectiveness ((Daniello et al. 2009; Kardamanidis et al. 2010).
Background: Posttransfusion corrected count increments (CCI) following administration of platelets is the standard method for assessing effectiveness of platelet transfusion therapy.
Accurate assessment of physical activity is necessary in determining levels of physical activity in children living with intellectual disability (ID) and assessing effectiveness of intervention programmes.
This study presents a finite element (FE) model of the turbine-tower-foundation-soil system for analyzing causes of resonance and assessing effectiveness of mitigation measures.
When assessing effectiveness, respondents looked beyond tangible gains by activists to long-term relationships with targets, which were contingent on critical dimensions.
To construct and validate an instrument for the purpose of assessing effectiveness of curriculum development and educational interventions in sleep medicine.
Health related quality of life measurement (HRQL) is widely accepted as an appropriate outcome of surgical care for assessing effectiveness and for risk adjusted outcomes.
