The phrase "an effective level of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the adequacy or suitability of a certain degree or standard of something, often in contexts like performance, quality, or measurement.
Example: "To achieve success in this project, we need to establish an effective level of communication among team members."
Alternatives: "a suitable degree of" or "an adequate standard of".
The product platform must necessarily consider how to implement an effective level of optimization.
From Eq. 12, the geoelectric field parallel to the power line, E ∥ of 5.2 V/km, is necessary for the GIC level of 200 A. We need further studies on GIC levels affecting the power grids to know an effective level of geoelectric fields.
The cost of training and supervision will be lower because it takes less time to help a new hire reach an effective level of performance.
In order to achieve an effective level of nanoparticles in the target tissue or tumor site, targeted nanoparticles should transition from circulating blood to the tissue of interest and bind to its molecular target as a first step in nanoparticle retention or cellular internalization.
Induction followed 5 minutes later with intravenous propofol (Fresenius Kabi, Midrand, South Africa) to an effective level of deep sedation.
This threshold was determined to be an effective level of exclusion based on the limited size of the sample set.
The lack of at least one fully functional CYP2D6 allele may have a predictive value for not achieving a clinically effective level of (Z -endoxifen among Polish patients, allowing us to consider increasing the drug-dosing regimen before the treatment starts.
The multiple transmissions take uncorrelated paths and as a result the effective level of scintillation and the probability of a fade can be reduced.
Iora Health, which provides primary care to a number of plan sponsors, is building a technology platform incorporating patient data from doctors visits, pharmacy transactions and health insurance claims to deliver a higher, more effective level of care.
The ED in Burao General Hospital was used by the population, suggesting that the provision of a basic but effective level of emergency care was feasible in this resource-limited setting.
Lindhoff-Last and colleagues [ 5] have suggested that a loading dose of 750 anti-Xa-U IV followed by a maintenance dose of 50 to 150 anti-Xa-U/hour might be sufficient to maintain a safe and effective level of anticoagulation.
