The phrase "able to respond effectively" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's capability to react or reply in a manner that is efficient and appropriate, often in a professional or communicative context.
Example: "The team is well-trained and able to respond effectively to customer inquiries, ensuring high satisfaction rates."
Alternatives: "capable of responding efficiently" or "skilled in providing effective responses."
"They are more of a target and tourists may choose to opt to go to smaller places if the authorities are not able to respond effectively," Popova said.
But when they did take place, the city and its people were able to respond effectively – even though the event was a shock and caused significant disruption.
In many cases, the cajas have not been able to respond effectively, because they have been held hostage to the interests of the politicians who control them.
Together the investment and reforms we are making will help renew our public services and defeat those who say the NHS will never be able to respond effectively to the needs of our modern society.
The submission said that from the company's evidence it was not clear that it "will in fact be able to respond effectively to spills either from the pipeline itself or from tankers" and added, " 'Trust me' is not good enough in this case".
And sensors are able to respond effectively to the acoustic fluctuation in the water.
The chicken immune system is able to counter LPAI H5N2, but unable to respond effectively to the HPAI H5N1.
This was not the case six months ago and it means that we won't be able to respond as effectively in other areas," Eliasson told TT.
It will be able to respond more effectively if policy evolves to allow easier exports of S.P.R. oil through a market-savvy decision-making process.
This was not the case six months ago and it means that we won't be able to respond as effectively in other areas".
"They will ensure that in addition to delivering new inward investment, business and job opportunities in Scotland, our energy, rural and coastal businesses will be able to respond more effectively to the Scottish communities in which they operate".
