The phrase "an effective level for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an appropriate or suitable degree or standard for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "We need to establish an effective level for communication to ensure that all team members are on the same page."
Alternatives: "a suitable standard for" or "an appropriate degree for".
The framework for general practice by Nori and William described how to establish an effective level of infection control for different stages of outbreak [ 24].
In this paper, we present an effective level set-based topology optimization method for the design of hyperelastic structures that undergo large deformations.
With the growing number of municipalities developing and adopting urban forest management plans, deciding on the most effective level for sustainable management and an approach to management-unit delineation that is more integrative is critical.
It was observed the prevalence of high moisture indexes, with percentages higher than 40% (extremely effective level) for both investigated depths within the first 70 cm of soil, essential for plant water uptake.
Plasma concentrations of IFNγ-CREKA and IFNγ-mmp-CREKA remained at effective levels for at least 4 weeks after gene transfer into mice.
As assessed in seven patients at the 6.75 μg kg−1 dose, serum concentrations of darbepoetin alpha remained at effective levels for 2 3 weeks and returned to baseline values within approximately 3 weeks.
We address this by using data on the proportion of the population on treatment, but not virologically suppressed, to calibrate an effective suppression level for the L S and A S compartments.
The difficulties in designing an effective water level controller for the nuclear steam generator arise from highly nonlinear and nonminimum-phase plant characteristics as well as nonnegative input constraint.
Moreover, the WHO suggested that home-based maternal records would be an effective community-level tool for pregnancy and postpartum care (Gertler et al. 2011).
Although efforts to reduce emissions are critical to reducing exposures to the population as a whole, use of a face mask may be an effective individual-level intervention for high-risk populations.
