The phrase "assessments of effectiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing evaluations or analyses regarding how effective something is, such as a program, policy, or intervention.
Example: "The assessments of effectiveness conducted by the research team revealed significant improvements in participant outcomes."
Alternatives: "evaluations of efficacy" or "analyses of effectiveness".
Outcomes were assessed as either global assessments of effectiveness or differences in defaecation rates.
Patients' experience and satisfaction research instruments include assessments of effectiveness (e.g. help by the doctor, effective medications), the suitability of the therapy relative to the diagnosis, the disappearance of symptoms, the amelioration of the complaint, and the increase in functional ability and quality of life.
Such research should include epidemiologic and virologic studies and field assessments of effectiveness and cost, supplemented by modeling studies and historical inquiry.
Experience has accumulated among those engaged in RCS for development in general [ 9], including case studies of health RCS [ 6], yet the heterogeneity and complexity of health RCS initiatives have hindered systematic assessments of effectiveness [ 10].
As rotavirus vaccines are introduced in additional low and lower-middle income countries in Africa and Asia, further assessments of effectiveness of both RV1 and RV5 in these settings to compare the performance of the two vaccines will be important.
Because 'quality of life' (QoL) describes or characterizes what the patient has experienced as a result of sepsis care, it is a useful and important supplement to traditional physiologic or biologic measures of health status; that is, assessments of effectiveness need to include wider measures of benefits to patients, and particularly those that measure the impact from the patient's point of view.
The lack of assessment of effectiveness and effect magnitude lessen the quality of the information currently delivered to the policy maker.
Without a more systematic approach to assessing needs, quality of services delivered and outcomes, rigorous assessment of effectiveness is constrained.
Assessment of effectiveness of the YSPD in alleviating structural response and the effect of pinching on the overall response of the structure is made.
