The phrase "a method to effectively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a technique or approach that achieves a desired outcome in an efficient manner.
Example: "We have developed a method to effectively reduce waste in our production process."
Alternatives: "a way to efficiently" or "a technique to successfully".
The training is a method to "effectively change the way the brain functions to perform at its maximum capacity".
The paper examines this relationship for tidal current schemes and provides a method to effectively de-risk early-stage project initiatives.
It hence provides a method to effectively tune the thermoreponsive properties of Au/PNIPAAm nanocables solely by adjusting the amount of cross-linker used.
The stochastic nature of loop formation provides a method to effectively incorporate protein-chromatin and chromatin-chromatin interactions.
In addition, we report the development of a method to effectively and rapidly investigate macrophage parasitism by flow cytometry, a technique that preserves the accuracy of current approaches but offers a four-fold improvement in speed.
We developed a method to effectively search for those triplets by incorporating phylogeny balancing into the phylogenetic profiles of triplets.
It is a key method to effectively deal with a blowout or fire hazard by using a well kill operation.
In the future, we need a specific method to effectively combine models trained during the feature selection process and a way to combine feature subsets generated from individual SVM-RFE instances.
Soft-pad grinding is a promising method to effectively remove waviness.
The system dynamics model, considering the feedbacks and dynamic nature of LC, can function as a novel method to effectively evaluate the socio-economic impacts of LC.
Thus, using the lattice of closed itemsets and their generators which is also used in [2, 3, 15, 16, 17], we study and propose a new method to effectively mine frequent itemsets with above constraints, called extended double constraints (EDC).
