The phrase "ongoing effectiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the continued success or efficiency of something over time. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "The company's ongoing effectiveness in implementing sustainable practices has greatly improved its environmental impact."
But there are concerns about the ongoing effectiveness of the NHS programme.
In spite of the early successes, many felt that ongoing effectiveness required a more formal structure with a clear articulation of roles and responsibilities.
To ensure that all probation staff were following this new, standardized procedure, the LCT documented the new process in the JJ employee handbook, developed a training plan to train existing and new employees on the new procedures, and devised a measurement system for monitoring the ongoing effectiveness of the new process.
SP has been shown to protect pregnant women from malaria [10], but the spread of SP resistant P. falciparum [11], [12], [13] raises the importance of investigating the ongoing effectiveness of SP IPTp.
Ongoing effectiveness trials should focus on clinically relevant outcomes captured by our Delphi survey.
Apart from the ongoing effectiveness of new and old antibiotics, another crucial concern is whether a sufficient concentration of the antibiotic is able to reach the target site.
The objective of this study was to assess the value of research of the RxPONDER study, an ongoing comparative effectiveness RCT designed to evaluate a 21-gene profile in early stage, node-positive breast cancer.
Ongoing comparative effectiveness and outcome research establishing ideal transitional care models is prudent as we move forward in our understanding and enhancement of the 30-day hospital readmission phenomena.
This study will provide the greatest possible insight into whether DPP-4 inhibitors hold advantages over SUs in terms of CV outcomes, and despite other ongoing comparative effectiveness studies, like GRADE, CAROLINA is the only active-controlled comparator trial sufficiently powered to address CV outcomes.
This ongoing blended effectiveness-implementation design holds the potential to advance the science and practice of caring for complex medically ill patients within the constraints of a busy patient-centered medical home.
Minimally invasive techniques have lowered the threshold for interventions and led to their application to a wider clinical spectrum (indication creep) without an ongoing evaluation of effectiveness or safety.
