The phrase "all effective with" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The new policy is all effective with the employees who attended the training."
Alternatives: "fully effective for" or "entirely effective with".
Above all, effective managers with a bias for action aren't managed by their jobs; rather, the reverse is true. 1.
But it is a system that has lost almost all connection with the value of the property on which it is levied, and all effective connection with how much councils spend.
Sean Axmaker praised the structure and set-up of the film, saying, "It's a weird movie with an awkward narrative, which Deodato makes all the more effective with his grimy sheen of documentary realism, while Riz Ortolani's unsettlingly lovely, elegiac score provides a weird undercurrent".
Even now, it is not clear whether the policy is all that effective with the annual rise in credit for investment purposes rising by 10%, which is a large factor behind house price growth at a solid 7.5% to 8% with Sydney prices up around 14%.
In general, all the triptans appear equally effective, with similar side effects.
Still, it's strange to imagine the health food snack business being as effective with all the cereals gone.
As with all effective relationships, there is a mutuality of interests that both parties have to respect.
A comprehensive model with all effective phenomena in drug release such as diffusion, swelling and erosion was considered.
In the new guidelines for controlled trials of drugs in migraine established by the International Headache Society (IHS), relapse (recurrence) is deemed to be a major problem with all effective migraine treatments and should be recorded as an important efficacy index [10].
As shown below, we obtained the same phenotype with all effective RNAi duplexes.
