The phrase "given the effectiveness of" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is typically used to introduce an idea or statement after facts have been established demonstrating a certain amount of effectiveness. For example, "Given the effectiveness of the new marketing strategy, we can expect higher sales figures next quarter."
Given the effectiveness of the innate immune response, there is often a minimum effective dose of inoculated microorganism.
Given the effectiveness of treatments and constant innovations, the more than 10 million Americans living with cancer manage it as a chronic illness.
Given the effectiveness of anti-tax rhetoric, presidential candidates are understandably reluctant to tell voters what must be done to put the fiscal house in order.
Thus, one would expect that, during the Pliocene (given the effectiveness of environmental selection), essentially modern forms of primates would have made their appearance.
I was concerned about stability over-clocking the Intel Extreme CPU in this machine, but Origin PC insisted that with their components, the CPU wouldn't even know it was running faster given the effectiveness of the heat dispersal.
Given the effectiveness of novel treatments such as icatibant and ecallantide for patients with HAE as well as ACEi-associated angioedema, these drugs also hold promise for angioedema associated with thrombolytic therapy.
Moreover, a solution to a real industrial problem is given showing the effectiveness of the method.
Finally, simulation results are given and the effectiveness of the proposed control scheme is testified.
Fortunately, given the longstanding effectiveness of Pakistan's security forces, any process of state decline probably would be gradual, giving us the time to act.
Given the limited effectiveness of sanctions, Mr. Aung Zaw said he was not sure what that real help could be.
Conclusions: Given the comparable effectiveness of the mouthwashes, the least costly was salt and soda mouthwash.
