They  1) be capable of being described in financial, economic, or quantitative terms; and 2) provide a plausible basis for concluding that the program has had or will have this intended effect.
They are capable of being described with financial, economic, and quantitative terms, as well as are able to provide a basis for concluding the program has had or will have the desired result.
They will not be described in any way, shape, or form in a financial, economic, or quantitative effect, and they should not achieve the final goal as intended.
What makes the wine go sour?
The crowd is on a street.
Two girls play tennis.
It is easy to start off your day in a very bad mood on these islands.
Venice's weather and heavy humidity during the summer can be hard on tourists.
She was sure that Whittington did not score.