The phrase "achieved an effective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the successful attainment of a desired outcome or result that is efficient or impactful.
Example: "The team achieved an effective solution to the problem, significantly improving productivity."
Alternatives: "attained a successful" or "realized an efficient".
But in Vertex's trial, about 70 percent of those who achieved an effective cure were able to do so in 24 weeks, or about six months.
In total, we achieved an effective depth of 10 × coverage for each line, and identified 200,000 high-confidence SNPs distributing evenly in the whole genome.
An electrochemical reduction mechanism of GO involving hydrogenation/hydrogenolysis reactions is suggested as the main reason to achieved an effective coating by cEPD in comparison to the films produced by an anodic EPD.
Having said this, the literature confirms that the multi-stage RO process with retentate reprocessing design has not yet achieved an effective removal of N-nitrosodimethylamine-D6 (NDMA) from wastewater.
Some glaring examples: Microsoft keeps about $60 billion offshore, on which it would owe nearly $20 billion in U.S. taxes; Pfizer uses accounting gimmicks to shift the location of taxable profits offshore, allowing them to report no federal taxable income in the U.S. in five years; and Google achieved an effective tax rate of just 2.4percentt on its overseas profits between 2008 and 2010.
- To what extent has CFS in Thailand achieved an effective and high-quality learning environment?
Thus, the regulation of both these signalling pathways appears crucial to achieve an effective protection of β-cells against the deleterious effects of cytokines.
My obligation is to complete the important work already started and to achieve an effective transition of state government.
William Safire (column, April 27) cites our technological success in landing a man on the moon to answer the doubters of our ability to achieve an effective limited missile defense.
"A more aggressive testing program will be necessary to achieve an effective capability by 2005 or for even several years thereafter," Mr. Coyle said in an analysis first reported this week by Bloomberg News.
The persistent failure to address, and at times acknowledge, the problems needs to be tackled if we are to achieve an effective and sustainable regulator that functions in the interest of patients and the public".
