"high cost-effectiveness" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the measure of how effective something is in achieving its intended goals in relation to its cost. Example: The company's decision to invest in new technology led to a significant increase in productivity and a high cost-effectiveness for their operations.
The intervention was highly cost-effective at I$14/DALY averted and this high cost-effectiveness could be partially attributed to inclusion of still births (not just neonatal deaths) in calculation of DALYs averted.
Microwave ablation is an alternative therapy with high cost-effectiveness for liver malignancy.
These results support the high cost-effectiveness of the performed interventions and quantify their impact both from an economic and a health perspective.
Both model study and numerical simulation shed light on practical deployment of distributed cloud with high cost-effectiveness.
Major conclusions are that the highest cost-effectiveness can be achieved by combining measures; freight rolling stock has a high cost-effectiveness on its own as well as in combination with other measures, especially when combined with track measures; noise barriers, in particular high ones, have a low cost-effectiveness.
Since extra-low head sites of rivers are available near urban-sides with high population, where there is a demand for electricity, an appearance of suitable turbine, which has high cost-effectiveness, maximum reliability, easy maintenance and little environmental impact, is required.
Consequently, the probability of being assigned to a higher priority group increased with a higher severity, a higher effect, higher cost-effectiveness, if the rater was a non-specialist, a non-manager, or if the rater had low guideline awareness.
In that quadrant, a higher cost-effectiveness threshold reduces the probability of being cost-effective.
Market-based instruments are gaining relevance for biodiversity conservation, since they promise higher cost-effectiveness than other instruments like planning.
While the public berth system may not be suitable for most container ports in major countries, it is desired for higher cost-effectiveness in Japan's ports.
These findings are highly valuable for policy-makers designing similar PES programs with higher cost-effectiveness and better selection of croplands as targets for reforestation.
