"effectiveness in using" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's ability to use something effectively or efficiently. Example: "John has shown great effectiveness in using the new computer program, completing tasks in half the time it takes others."
Other firms in the supply chain will benefit from using this network effect to increase their own effectiveness in using SCRM to share and collaborate with customers.
In Figure 2a, visual comparison of the effectiveness in using AL-FEC techniques is presented.
This study examined the effectiveness in using media to enhance the level of critical literacy of tertiary students particularly in their EFL argumentative writing (N = 46).
In a very difficult time, when thoughtless slogans and silly ideas are paraded as theories, we should present an agenda that emphasizes increased higher education productivity, greater efficiency and effectiveness in using scarce resources, and imaginative responses to a 21st century world.
These extracts were selected from papers graded at the "A" level, reflective of rigorous analysis and effectiveness in using course material to support that analysis; additionally, the excerpts addressed artworks for which permissions to reproduce images of the artworks were obtainable.
Bilal (2001 , 2002 suggested that emotions can profoundly impact the overall effectiveness of children in using a Web search engine to perform assigned and fully self-generated search tasks.
Aim of the present work is preliminary investigation about feasibility, effectiveness, and engagement in using nonimmersive Virtual reality for upper limb rehabilitation in children with congenital hemiplegia.
Contraceptive methods vary considerably in their theoretical effectiveness and in their actual effectiveness in use ("use-effectiveness").
Most definitions focus on these elements of sufficiency of resource generation and effectiveness in use [ 17- 19].
Next step will be to test THPTS effectiveness in vivo, using animal model of bacterial infection.
Based on our experience with the TM, our hypothesis was that there would be no difference in effectiveness between using TM and CM in training and assessment of intravenous injection practice.
