The phrase "able to effectively control" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's capability to manage or influence a situation or group successfully.
Example: "The manager is able to effectively control the team's dynamics to ensure productivity."
Alternatives: "capable of managing effectively" or "skilled in controlling".
However, until recently few large studies have either considered, or been able to effectively control for, treatment effects.
Our final prototype is able to effectively control mouse movement and clicking with user hand gestures.
So we cannot shake the base that fiercely as we imagine because if the distance is more than 1 centimeter, the system would not be able to effectively control the floating plate very quickly.
In addition, local guerrillas were involved in the liberation war in Wenzhou such that they were better able to effectively control the local government.
So long as an agent is able to effectively control and repress the inhabitants, it has the ability to speak in their name in international treaty-making regardless of how badly itreaty-making regardlessts.
The U.S. Supreme Court's decision on transit district employees' wages continues a potentially dangerous erosion of the governmental system established by the U.S. Constitution to ensure that the citizens of this country are able to effectively control their governments.
The conclusion is that the proposed SADP algorithm is an effective control methodology able to effectively address the full-range ACC problem.
Instead, what would a more plausible kind of "agree to disagree" or at least "agree to be mortal enemies" victory look like for IS? Perhaps something much more pragmatic, like being able to effectively govern the territories they already control and successfully protect the borders of their so-called caliphate.
The numerical results show that the proposed state dependent model predictive control with the pulse-width pulse-frequency modulation is able to effectively generate optimized trajectories using equivalent control pulses for the proximity maneuvering with less energy consumption.
In the fixed quantization sensitivity framework, we propose a time varying control law able to effectively account for the presence of saturation, which is often the main source of instability, designed using sliding mode techniques.
It's all too easy to let the message get out of control without being able to effectively shut it down on your terms.
