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The phrase "a more effective replacement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing alternatives or substitutes that are considered to be better in terms of effectiveness.
Example: "After reviewing the options, we believe that a more effective replacement for the outdated software is necessary to improve productivity."
Alternatives: "a better alternative" or "a superior substitute".
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Without a more effective replacement for foreign security companies, Mr. Karzai's order could make the situation in Afghanistan significantly worse.
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Households in the intervention group were allocated a non-polluting, more effective replacement heater (heat pump, wood pellet burner, flued gas) before the follow-up winter of 2006.
In the 9th century bc the invention of a more effective battering ram necessitated replacement of casemate walls by more solid structures.
The DC59 has a lot more power, and you can tell instantly that it's a more effective upright floor vacuum replacement than any of its predecessors.
If faced with major mold colonies that have grown onto the carpet backing, you may decide that replacement is a more effective use of time and money.
An experienced officer and excellent tactician, he might well have made a more effective Chief of the Quartermaster General Staff of the Coalition Army at the Battle of Austerlitz than his eventual replacement, Franz von Weyrother.
West had a more effective opening lead.
It makes you a more effective businessperson.
However, a more effective oxygen handling, as indicated by a lower ratio between consumed oxygen and reabsorbed sodium, instead suggested less renal tubular damage and replacement of pathologically reduced renal NO levels in the PDNO group.
More effective leadership means a more effective team.
People want a more effective VA.
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