effectivity

American  

[e-fek-tiv-i-tee, ee-, i-fek-] / ˌɛ fɛkˈtɪv ɪ ti, ˌi-, ɪˈfɛk- /

noun

1. the quality of being or level to which something is effective; effectiveness.

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Example Sentences

The pact’s termination would have taken effect after 180 days, but Duterte has repeatedly delayed the effectivity of his decision.

From Seattle Times

The termination would have taken effect after 180 days, in August, but Duterte delayed the effectivity of the decision.

From Washington Times

Duterte moved to abrogate the Visiting Forces Agreement with the U.S. early this year but later delayed the effectivity of his decision to next year, a move welcomed by O’Brien.

From Washington Times

But, on the other hand, History, the process of culture, finds its perfection and complete effectivity only in the individual; the end of History and Humanity is man, each man, each individual.

From Project Gutenberg

From these nozzles the streams of water are directed against the face of the gravel to be washed, exercising incredible effectivity.

From Project Gutenberg