The phrase "objective effort" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a specific, measurable action or attempt that is not influenced by personal opinions or biases. For example: - "The project's success was a result of the team's objective effort to meet all of the project requirements." - "The athlete's rigorous training and objective effort paid off in the Olympic trials." - "The company's growth can be attributed to its objective effort in expanding into new markets."
It does not take much reading of either piece to see that the false charge is simply an I-told-you-so to which is attached a skewering of Human Rights Watch for its objective effort to deal with an intractible conflict.
Highly non-linear functions likely map objective effort and opportunity costs [77] into subjective ones.
Implicitly included in the model are a set of additional psychophysical functions that map objective effort costs, opportunity costs, and probabilities into their subjective equivalents.
Those conducting the telephone survey made an effort to assure respondents that this was an objective effort to learn about both positive and negative outcomes.
The chief commissioner will always reflect the thinking and views of the government because he is chosen to do so, but such perspectives may be at odds with, and could hinder, the objective efforts required to grasp and successfully challenge today's threats from terrorism.
Objective: Efforts to decrease the cost of orthotopic liver transplantation (OLT) must address the impact of specific interventions on clinical outcome.
A sham procedure becomes less important as more objective effort-independent lung function parameters are included in the comparative analysis (e.g., residual volume measurements).
Towards this objective, an effort was made to ensure that, if a decision is made to proceed to an injection phase, the current test well will be able to meet the relevant regulatory criteria.
This is closer to the predicted 5 cycles of annual MDA required to achieve long-term disease control for this country (Table 2) in contrast to the 10 annual cycles needed to achieve parasite elimination or 100% parasite control, and further supports the soundness of a disease control option as a first phase intermediate objective in efforts to eradicate LF.
An intervention is designed with clear educational and behavioral objectives, including efforts to address the identified barriers, and simple messages are developed for delivery by a credible person.
Not all diplomacy on health seeks to achieve global health goals, and states are increasingly using health interventions to support ulterior foreign-policy objectives in efforts often termed "health diplomacy".
