The phrase "exploration of effectiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assessment or investigation of how effective something is, such as a program, method, or strategy.
Example: "The exploration of effectiveness in our new marketing strategy revealed several areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "investigation of efficacy" or "assessment of effectiveness."
20 This study was undertaken as part of a wider exploration of the effectiveness of the MES Programme of the National Health Service Modernisation Agency.
There has been some exploration of the effectiveness of self-management programmes from the patient perspective.
Therefore further exploration of the effectiveness of the PDQ intervention would be beneficial.
More research to be done into the pathophysiology and the aetiology of the disease based on the great interest expressed by clinicians and patients on exploration of potential effectiveness of gene therapy and stem cells (uncertainty 5 and 'one to watch' uncertainty 12).
In addition, further exploration of the effectiveness of computer-tailored interventions compared to other control conditions, such as theory-based or personalized interventions, would be valuable to verify whether individually tailored education is better than theory-based and/or personalized education.
Exploration of cost-effectiveness and the uncertainty associated with the cost and effectiveness data suggests that the addition of PACT to TAU would only have a higher probability of being cost-effective compared to TAU alone if society is willing to pay extra for improvements in outcome.
Modeling allows for exploration of cost-effectiveness of the program under study in different scenarios, e.g. to model cost-effectiveness under different assumptions regarding the duration of the treatment effect.
While NCCAM's 2011-2015 strategic plan has a stated "real world" direction, exploration of cost-effectiveness remains negligible.
Explorations of the effectiveness of primary healthcare settings designed to serve marginalised populations may further inform innovations in community dentistry and policy frameworks to foster the integration of dentistry in equity-oriented healthcare.
Sociocultural and structural distinctions between countries allow exploration of whether the effectiveness of interventions promoting active lifestyle and their mediators occur similarly among low-and middle-income youth populations, such as in Brazil.
