"evidence efficiency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to how evidence is used to accomplish a desired outcome. For example, "The team's evidence efficiency shows that they are able to get the most out of the evidence they have."
For the payer, Spanish NHS, it is very relevant to use a rational criterion when allocating resources, which is based on clinical evidence, efficiency and budget impact of the different therapeutic options available for the management of a given disease [14, 15].
It is determined in accordance with criteria of evidence, efficiency, safety, convenience and cost, all in comparison with alternative therapies.
The degree of therapeutic innovation of each new drug is determined in accordance with criteria of level of evidence, efficiency, safety, convenience and cost, all in comparison with alternative therapies.
The results reveal evidence of efficiency in business transactions and an augmentation in the competitiveness of firms due to the adoption of e-business tools.
The results are illustrated by means of examples borrowed from the literature which are also used for comparisons that put in evidence the efficiency of the proposed strategy.
The evidence on efficiency of safety interventions was found mostly in terms of reductions in traffic injuries or accidents, positive changes in road user behaviours, and/or essential scopes of implementation of some interventions.
While this study found production inefficiencies among the cotton regions of the country, it exercised regional aggregate data that might not carry valuable evidence for efficiency differentials at the farm level.
The evidence on efficiency of safety interventions was collected in several terms, which are: reductions in road traffic injuries and accidents; positive changes in road user behaviours, and high benefit-to-cost ratios in the economic evaluations conducted.
Two versions are proposed respectively based on Herman Kluk propagation and geometric optics, and we prove the convergence and provide numerical evidence of efficiency and accuracy of these methods.
Though election prediction markets have been being conducted for almost twenty years, to date nearly all of the evidence on efficiency compares election eve forecasts with final pre-election polls and actual outcomes.
Finance ministers often insist on evidence of efficiency and returns on investments.
