The phrase "able to perform effectively" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's capability to carry out tasks or duties in a competent manner.
Example: "The candidate demonstrated that they are able to perform effectively under pressure during the interview."
Alternatives: "capable of performing well" or "competent to execute tasks".
From the beginning of time, he and previous chairs of the BMA had robustly affirmed that consultants needed the weekends off to be able to perform effectively during the working week.
In order to be able to perform effectively, you need to be able to communicate effectively.
Although the NAC was first established in the early 1990s for the rural water and sanitation programme, in the last decade, due to lack of resources, it has not been able to perform effectively and many earlier policies have not been updated.
Inadvertently, the Knicks supplied Toronto with the safety net Carter needed to perform effectively against them.
This indicates that NS1 needs to retain its structure and amino acid sequences to be able to perform its function effectively.
We also we excluded peak expiratory flow measurements because children less than five years are not able to perform this test effectively [ 23].
We made the following modifications; 1) We excluded the symptom of "chest tightness" because young children are not able to express this symptom objectively [ 30, 31], 2) we also excluded measurement of peak expiratory flow and/or spirometry because children less than five years are not able to perform these tests effectively [ 32].
All initial cell loadings were able to perform the RaBIT process effectively.
In addition, unlike monkeys, who require extensive training to learn the task, humans are able to perform the task immediately, effectively eliminating any significant contributions of learning [21].
1 3 Although this is a rare emergency, medical staff should be able to perform this procedure quickly and effectively.
