The phrase "an effective tactic to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or methods that are successful in achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "Implementing regular feedback sessions is an effective tactic to improve team performance."
Alternatives: "a successful approach to" or "a useful strategy for".
Banning 'shorting' is a symbolic move rather than an effective tactic to stop the market rout.
Molecular hybridization is considered as an effective tactic to develop drugs for the treatment of cancer.
The latter might seem in keeping with his father's hatred of the Fourteenth Amendment's federal equal protections and We The People Act – which would have preempted federal judicial review of religious, abortion and marriage issues – but Rand characterized his own position on same sex marriage as an effective tactic to prolong the dialogue and win back hearts and minds on "traditional marriage".
"Chief Constable David Crompton and I believe the mounted section adds value to the police service and are an effective tactic to any police operation".
Water cannon have been used in Northern Ireland but never in Britain and the review suggests it is "widely recognised as an effective tactic to disperse and distance aggressors".
Experts note that it's not an effective tactic to stop a car that is driving toward an officer, and that such actions often put innocent people at risk.
As the Milk Media Web site puts it, "We introduced the concept of branded cartons to forge relationships between sponsors who had characters that kids really cared about as a more effective tactic to make milk 'Cool for Kids.' " His first deal involved getting the Disney character Doug onto cartons.
"Shock culture is used by artists as a very effective tactic to put into the public ether and the societal ether something of the future.
That's the most effective tactic to ensure a high chance of not outliving their assets.
That's an effective tactic when it comes to getting millennials on board.
It's an effective tactic for anti-GMO organizations to paint their opposition as corporate apologists rather than people who want the best technology used to meet challenges.
