The phrase "available efficacy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the effectiveness of a treatment, product, or intervention that is currently accessible or on the market.
Example: "The available efficacy of the new vaccine has been demonstrated in several clinical trials."
Alternatives: "current effectiveness" or "accessible efficacy".
Here, we present an early overview on currently available efficacy results of anti-CGRP monoclonal antibodies in the treatment of chronic migraine.
Available efficacy data support the use of analgesics, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, and epidural steroid injections, which probably relieve the pain and improve the quality of life without radically changing the midterm outcome.
This chemosensitisation may allow lower concentrations of gemcitabine to be used, thereby reducing the risk of toxicity or increasing the available efficacy at standard gemcitabine doses.
We have performed an extensive and detailed analysis of available efficacy and safety data.
This review summarizes the available efficacy and safety data for liraglutide, mainly focusing on Phase III clinical trials.
Given the lack of available efficacy estimates, domperidone efficacy was estimated as intermediate between ondansetron and placebo.
While change detection support tools are available, their efficacy is dependent upon the available attentional capacity of the user.
Where studies are available, the efficacy of smoking-cessation interventions specifically developed or applied to these patient populations is reviewed.
We collected pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic parameters from administrations of sumatriptan (injectable, oral and nasal preparations), zolmitriptan (oral preparation), eletriptan (oral preparation), rizatriptan (oral preparation), and naratriptan (oral preparation) to Japanese patients as well as available clinical efficacy data.
Another limitation relates to the available vaccine efficacy data.
It focuses on the treatment options available, their efficacy, and cost effectiveness.
