The phrase "already been effectively applied" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or usage of a concept, method, or tool that has been successfully utilized in a particular context.
Example: "The new software features have already been effectively applied in several departments, improving overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "successfully implemented" or "properly utilized".
As MTE has already been effectively applied for the development of 3D co-culture systems, which will be indispensable for the future bioengineered VFs [35], our next goal is to establish co-culture systems, in order to generate a functional VF implant.
Its principles have already been effectively applied in various contexts from the importance of body-scaled information for affordances in relation to human movement (e.g. Warren 1984; Warren and Whang 1987), to the essential role of learning about the functional affordances of a task or a tool for solving problems (e.g. birds, von Bayern et al. 2009; monkeys, Nelson et al. 2011).
In a News Feature (p. 13), Kelly Rae Chi highlights how single-cell sequencing approaches are already being effectively applied in the areas of biological development, cancer and neurobiology.
But several speakers doubted the standards could be effectively applied.
In doing so, he showed how anthropological methods could be effectively applied to British society.
In short, can the Bunny Williams approach be effectively applied to the homes of ordinary people?
Given the already fragile forms of democratic representation and accountability in the NHS, it is difficult to see how the "new democratic way of exercising the power of the people" that he recommends can be effectively applied, short of a referendum.
RSM was effectively applied in the experimental studies.
Besides, the dangers of lead are already being effectively mitigated in California.
If the energy is already being used effectively, applying an energy-saving method will be no more than unnecessarily increasing the complexity.
Although RFID technology has already been applied effectively, have certain technological barriers that still need to be overcome to optimize its application.
