The phrase "evaluate effectiveness of" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the assessment of how well something is performing or achieving its intended goals. Example: The company conducted a survey to evaluate the effectiveness of their new marketing campaign.
Load tests were conducted to evaluate effectiveness of the strengthening system and investigate its effect on structural behavior, and tests results were compared with those obtained using classical analysis.
Our study included only a small number of LBLs to evaluate effectiveness of this specific tool as opposed to the effects of a global change in learning environment.
Another key contribution of this paper is presentation of the complicated dependency between fitness function evaluation number (FFE) and real computation load, which are used to evaluate effectiveness of the proposed technique.
We likewise evaluate effectiveness of the nasal drops against osteoroporosis.
This paper presents a quantitative approach to evaluate effectiveness of vaccination under experimental conditions.
And then, an algorithm of license plate location is designed to evaluate effectiveness of this model.
The SWAT model was established to simulate temporal and spatial nutrient loading and evaluate effectiveness of pollution mitigation.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate effectiveness of carbonate apatite on the critical-size bone defect of rat's calvarium.
In the future work, we will conduct walking experiments with the developed robot on more difficult terrain and evaluate effectiveness of a sprawling-type quadruped robot.
Because the purpose of this study was to evaluate effectiveness of prison depression treatment on in-prison outcomes only, there were no SUD inclusion/exclusion criteria.
In this paper we evaluate effectiveness of service-oriented architectural approach to fault tolerance in mission-critical real-time systems.
