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The phrase "a far more effective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the effectiveness of two or more things, emphasizing a significant difference in effectiveness.
Example: "This new marketing strategy is a far more effective approach than our previous one."
Alternatives: "much more effective" or "significantly more effective".
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"It is a far more effective alternative for people when skilled nursing is not required".
Moreover, he says, there is now also a far more effective screening process in place.
"In reputation management a privacy claim is a far more effective claim than libel," said Stephens.
But no amount of teaching can supply motivation, which is a far more effective pedagogical tool.
A carbon tax, collected by individual countries, looks a far more effective tool.
If it delivers on that promise, it will have become a far more effective force.
After seeing both men in action, he concluded that Mr. Bush is a far more effective campaigner.
Eto'o may not have the boxer's build of Agogo, but he is, obviously, a far more effective front pivot.
He knew that going out and spreading the word was a far more effective weapon than shouting out in anger".
It was, I realised, a far more effective formula than the wise-cracking fluff I was used to.
"Rent" would have made a far more effective movie if it were filmed concert style, I expect.
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