The phrase "a good effective" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two adjectives that should not be used together in this way.
Example: "The team implemented a good strategy that proved to be effective in increasing sales."
Alternatives: "a good approach" or "an effective method".
But there will be a real attempt to pass a good, effective prescription drug program".
Lisa A. Brady, the superintendent at Hunterdon Central Regional High School, said: "A good, effective random testing program should not have a lot of positive tests.
Danny Ciello Treat Williamss), part of the N.Y.P.D.'s Special Investigations Unit a narcotics squad that operates without much supervision is a good, effective cop who takes off money from busted drug dealers, as do his buddies in the unit.
"My biggest concern now is managing this project in a good, effective and efficient way so that my everyday commuter's service is not affected by all the work being done between now and 2005," Mr. Bauer said.
"In our viewpoint, the ambassador who has been introduced is qualified for the position and has had important diplomatic posts in European countries and Australia, and has had a good, effective and positive performance during his past [diplomatic] missions," Iranian foreign ministry spokeswoman Marzieh Afkham told reporters, according to state TV.
The commission will continue to do a good, effective job, relying on clear standards and priorities, modern systems, and (above all) dedicated and highly motivated staff.LondonJOHN STOKERChief Charity CommissionerSIR—I am surprised by your regulatory solution to the "carry-on luggage" problem plaguing air travel ("Oh, what a carry on", December 18th).
The (mostly state-level) battles raging about solar are less about whether harnessing electrons from the sun is a good, cost-effective idea, but whether the main delivery method should be centralized or distributed.
In general, all show similar results, with a good cost-effective profile for both drugs.
Some initiatives, such as the "All you need to read in the other general journals" of the BMJ could help the practitioners to be reasonably informed, with a good cost-effective ratio.
Then a peptide-generated polyclonal antibody may serve as a good and cost-effective alternative.
The authors concluded that Cystatin C is a good and cost-effective prognostic indicator of early renal dysfunction and/or heart failure in Fabry disease [ 104].
