'compute the effectiveness' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when referring to the calculation of how successful something is or how effective something works. For example: "We need to compute the effectiveness of this new marketing campaign to see how successful it is."
Further corrections for mass transfer were accomplished by computing the effectiveness factors for intraparticle, interparticle, and external mass transfer.
A robust, efficient numerical method for computing the effectiveness factor of a heterogeneous reaction in a catalyst is developed in this study.
The diffusional limitations have been incorporated, not by the conventional method of computing the effectiveness factor, but by accounting for the transfer of species as a function of the concentration and temperature gradients existing between the gas phase and catalyst surface along the reactor length.
To compute the cost-effectiveness, equal discount rates were applied to the effects as well (Lipscomb et al, 1996).
The cost evaluation data will be combined with the health outcome data to compute the cost-effectiveness analysis of the intervention.
This study as a free standing cost analysis, despite its inability to compute the cost-effectiveness ratio, provided important empirical evidence for programme management and ultimately for value-for-money decision making.
When applied to compute the concentration profile and the effectiveness factor in a porous catalyst, the conventional shooting method requires that the concentration at the catalyst center y(0) must be greater than zero to yield a nontrivial solution.
A significant amount of parameters, e.g., the annual loss expectancy (ALE), and the effectiveness (EF) used to compute the risk mitigation level, rely on expert knowledge, which will involve human errors.
The cost-effectiveness analysis will consist of computing the incremental cost effectiveness ratio (ICER) by dividing the mean difference in total costs by the mean difference in QALYs.
We then compute the Spearman correlation between the predicted values and the signature effectiveness.
