The phrase "an effective representative for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone who effectively represents a group, organization, or cause.
Example: "She has proven to be an effective representative for our community in local government."
Alternatives: "a strong advocate for" or "a competent spokesperson for".
"The fact of the matter is that Mayor Dinkins's endorsement reflects the fact that Ed Towns has not been an effective representative for Brooklyn," Mr. Ford said.
Nancy Keenan, president of NARAL Pro-Choice America, believes Daschle will be an effective representative for reproductive health access and rights issues in the White House, telling RH Reality Check, "Sen.
Barney's intelligence, his skill and the amazing institutional knowledge he gained from over thirty years in the House made him an effective representative for the people of his District.
With his Old World gentility and wide knowledge of his field, Mr. Vincent was a quietly effective representative for his artists.
For example, female politicians and political candidates may benefit from training over a sustained period to gain the skills needed to mobilise public, political and financial support, be effective representatives for their constituents, and ensure they have the skills and confidence to influence policy development.
But both of them knew that in the shape of Djokovic, prostrate on the turf after 2½ hours of controlled genius with a racket, Serbia had the most effective representative it could ask for.
This is partly because Libya does not possess the party political infrastructure for effective representative democracy, and the rush to create parties could be counterproductive.
But after repeatedly calling the executive offices at JPMorgan and also filing complaints with regulators like the comptroller's office and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Ms. Brown managed to find another, more effective representative and was recently approved for a modification.
We therefore propose that acid demineralization with critical point drying is an effective technique for preparing representative kerogen samples suitable for microstructural characterization.
