The phrase "already more effective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has become more effective than it was previously, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is already more effective than our last campaign, resulting in higher engagement rates."
Alternatives: "increasingly effective" or "more efficient already".
Given there is evidence that building new wind farms is already more cost effective than building new gas or coal fired power generators, a reserve policy would in effect subsidise fossil fuel energy at a time when renewable energy technology is driving lower costs.
Interactive, manual curation of the conversion process as employed by the authors already is more effective at this moment.
And the best part is that, knowing that I've already done the most important work of the day, I'm completely comfortable clocking out in the early afternoon on many days, secure in the knowledge that I've already been more effective that day than many of my peers.
Robot manufacturers in the United States say that in many applications, robots are already more cost-effective than humans.
Since the SSRIs became available in the 1980s no new class of drugs has emerged, so the news that there may already be a more effective type of antidepressant in existence that is safe and well tolerated is tantalising.
Technology is already enabling a more effective form of democracy in Egypt, says Ghonim; according to Medianama, he says the new regime recognizes the importance of using online platforms to communicate with the people.
Even though some studies about enzymatic degumming had already been done, more effective degumming enzymes are still needed to boost the application of enzymatic degumming technology in the industry [ 3– 5].
New corridors did not have major effect on the system; maintaining already functioning corridors is more effective.
How can the transparency initiatives already out there be more effective?
