The phrase "an effective reply to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a response that successfully addresses or answers a question or issue.
Example: "Her email was an effective reply to the concerns raised during the meeting."
Alternatives: "a suitable response to" or "an appropriate answer to".
And this campaign has been effective in part because the Obama administration hasn't offered an effective reply.
His team have given a more effective reply, winning three of their four matches since then, but O'Driscoll remains in a difficult position.
When pressed on whether this is actually an effective way to run a company, he replied, "Truthfully, I don't know how large it can scale, but for now, I think it works well".
'&apos The most effective reply would be a counter-threat with a similar weapon.'' As it turned out, the United States, prodded at every step by its British allies, strove relentlessly for nuclear superiority even when Germany's defeat was in sight.
Late bidding may also arise out of equilibrium, as a best reply to incremental bidding.
Any intermediate node that has the route to destination replies with a route reply to the source node.
Among the new sections are tips on understanding judges' reading habits, answering opponents' arguments, writing effective reply briefs, using authorities persuasively, and organizing arguments based on statutes and contracts.
Martin Luther, in his harsh but rhetorically effective reply, De servo arbitrio, would not play Erasmus' gentle game of polite, gentlemanly discussion of a debatable issue under the guidance of Cicero's Academic skepticism.
Against the solipsistic line of thought, Turing makes the effective reply that he would be satisfied if he could secure agreement on the claim that we might each have just as much reason to suppose that machines think as we have reason to suppose that other people think.
