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The phrase "a systematic study of the effective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing research or analysis focused on effectiveness in a particular area.
Example: "The researchers conducted a systematic study of the effective strategies for improving student engagement in online learning."
Alternatives: "an organized examination of the effective" or "a methodical analysis of the effective".
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A systematic study of the effective parameters on the extraction and desorption processes was used to obtain maximum sensitivity and selectivity.
The results of a systematic study of the effective minority carrier lifetime of silicon due to different surface passivation processes are also reported.
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A systematic study of the factors affecting hydrogen mobility in martensitic steels showed that dislocations control the effective diffusion coefficient of hydrogen.
Dr. Wall, of London, was among the first to undertake a systematic study of the mechanisms of pain.
Systematic studies of the effective magnetostriction constant as a function of composition support this conclusion.
A systematic study of this problem showed that the fluorescence collection efficiency of a single GRIN lens system can vary several-fold, depending on the optical arrangement and effective NA of the lens [ 37].
A systematic study of colloidal-phase mediated heteroaggregation was performed at varied effective volume fractions with all microgel compositions.
Soon, Doody launched a more systematic study of the phenomenon.
Natural historians like Hunter, engaged in the systematic study of the living world, needed competent draughtsmen to record their findings.
This was one of the first systematic studies of the ideomotor effect.
In systematic studies of the M.S.B.P. profile, its predictive value has not held up well.
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