The phrase "able to provide effective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability to deliver results or solutions effectively in a specific context.
Example: "Our team is able to provide effective support to clients during the implementation phase."
Alternatives: "capable of delivering effective" or "equipped to offer effective".
So they were able to provide effective treatment".
Why wasn't her treating oncologist able to provide effective palliative care?
It already has thousands of competent, experienced, licensed social workers, psychologists and psychiatrists ready, willing and able to provide effective psychotherapy and counseling.
Large institutions are unlikely to be able to provide effective, supportive regimes and rehabilitation which is essential to preventing further reoffending.
The findings showed that AVDET was able to provide effective results under different traffic and signal control scenarios.
Hence, it is envisaged that the use of UHPFC concomitant with appropriate surface preparation of the substrate should be able to provide effective and durable concrete repair.
A recent Australian study suggested that 78% of patients felt that GPs had a role in weight management but less than half thought that GPs would be able to spend enough time to provide effective weight loss advice [ 5].
It is hoped that the STA data model is able to provide an effective and efficient alternative in business data modelling.
Furthermore, participants described being able to provide more effective care with higher confidence – both elements they expected would have positive effects on patient outcomes.
If the parliamentary Labour party got behind Corbyn, then he would be able to provide an effective opposition.
These columns with optimized stationary phases are able to provide ≈8000 effective plates/meter and successfully separate a custom made hydrocarbon sample mixture with high peak-to-peak resolution.
