The phrase "accepted as effective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is recognized or acknowledged as having a positive impact or functioning well.
Example: "The new policy was accepted as effective in improving employee productivity."
Alternatives: "recognized as effective" or "deemed effective."
Many treatments, initially considered controversial, are now widely accepted as effective.
Today, these techniques are widely accepted as effective tools for improving chemical processes in terms of capital investment and energy consumption.
Use cases that describe possible interactions involving a system and its environment are increasingly being accepted as effective means for functional requirements elicitation and analysis.
Sky-wave over-the-horizon (OTH) radar makes use of the propagation through the ionosphere and is capable of detecting targets at long ranges from about 500 to 3,000 km, accepted as effective wide-area surveillance sensors [1, 2].
Although acupuncture and homeopathy both have a theoretical background that refers to immaterial forces difficult to verify, they are nevertheless used and accepted as effective treatments by many individuals.
A number of antibody products have now become accepted as effective anti-cancer therapies.
Spring-energized rotary shaft lip seals are widely accepted as efficient and cost-effective bearing seals.
The bonding of FRP plate on the tensile side of concrete members has been accepted as an effective and efficient technology for improving the strength and stiffness of concrete structures.
Still, considering the results of their own and previous studies, the researchers conclude that circumcision should now be accepted as an effective intervention for H.S.V.-2 and H.P.V. prevention, even though they emphasize that the procedure is only partly effective and that the promotion of safe sex is still essential.
Reminders are generally accepted as an effective way to promote behaviour change [ 37, 38] and reviews have shown that computer based alerts can be effective in increasing GPs preventative care practices [ 39- 41].
Now that games are more widely accepted as an effective learning media it will be great to witness what happens next for this ambitious, rising star.
