The phrase "an effective operation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process, system, or organization that functions efficiently and achieves its intended goals.
Example: "The team implemented an effective operation that streamlined our workflow and increased productivity."
Alternatives: "a successful operation" or "an efficient process."
The United States military tried to be helpful by showing up and asking for the normal information they needed to run an effective operation," Mr. McFarlane said.
"People prefer their own table, so to run an effective operation, restaurants change table sizes constantly".
The charging characteristics were analyzed to design an effective operation scenario.
Conclusion: Total colpocleisis is an effective operation for the treatment of advanced pelvic organ prolapse.
The BBC's Jon Donnison, who is there, says there does not yet seem to be an effective operation to get help to those in need.
Bronchoplasty without sacrificing of the parenchyma for a low-grade malignant tumor that originated in the main bronchus is an effective operation.
Rebel Tory MPs were celebrating a major victory after they launched a highly effective operation, involving unofficial whips, which forced David Cameron and Nick Clegg to drop a programme motion for the House of Lords reform bill.
Another factor that has contributed to a relatively effective operation, say aid workers, has been the close co-operation between civilians and the military.
This property results in a more effective operation of the available actuators.
"To take that away and say, 'You're now focusing on gangs,' is disingenuous, because one of the best ways to focus on gangs is to have a strong relationship with your community, to have an efficient and effective operation, and to do so in a constitutional matter".
Percutaneous endoscopic surgery assisted by a CT-guided catheter is a safe and effective operation using local anesthesia and a small incision wound (<1 cm).
