The phrase "theoretical effectiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential or expected performance of a concept, model, or method in theory, rather than in practice.
Example: "The theoretical effectiveness of this new teaching method suggests that students will achieve higher test scores."
Alternatives: "conceptual efficacy" or "hypothetical efficiency."
Because these apparent effects are larger than the above theoretical effectiveness estimate, there may have been some differential contribution from parents seeking medical assistance depending on vaccination status, with less care-seeking for vaccinated children because of the belief that vaccine would probably prevent the more serious forms or complications of disease.
Contraceptive methods vary considerably in their theoretical effectiveness and in their actual effectiveness in use ("use-effectiveness").
In solutions, the activity coefficient is a measure of how much a solution differs from an ideal solution i.e., one in which the effectiveness of each molecule is equal to its theoretical effectiveness.
We also give an example and its numerical simulations to support the theoretical effectiveness.
In the previous paper, we proposed the FMT and examined its theoretical effectiveness in extensive simulations.
Some numerical simulations of an illustrative communication system are given to demonstrate its theoretical effectiveness.
Through scaling approach, we worked out the theoretical therapeutic effectiveness of treated tumor, and found out that the scaled dose-effectiveness, namely the dose cumulant per cycle of intervention versus the therapeutic effectiveness, obeys a universal quadratic rule regardless of either an abrupt or gradual change intervention involved.
Scaling the area of dynamic hysteresis loops against the intensity of an external intervention, we deduced a characteristic quantity which was defined as the theoretical therapeutic effectiveness of treated tumor and related with the destructive metabolism of tumor under treatment.
Finally, the service delivery packages were ranked based on their theoretical cost effectiveness to determine the package most likely to succeed.
Theoretical maximum effectiveness in real-life settings can be calculated by assuming no replacement with nonvaccine types, a stationary commensal profile, and 100% vaccine uptake.
This ICER for treatment-naïve patients is above the theoretical cost-effectiveness threshold in Ukraine.
