The phrase "and effective examples of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or introducing specific instances that demonstrate a particular point or concept effectively.
Example: "In this report, we will analyze various strategies and effective examples of successful marketing campaigns."
Alternatives: "and impactful instances of" or "and illustrative cases of".
Mr. Tolliver released it on his own label, Strata-East, setting an early and effective example of self-reliance in the jazz business.
How people perceive things has been a principal concern, and "The Gaze," now occupying a portion of the Parrish Art Museum, is widely regarded as a particularly accessible and effective example of this interest.
The installation of On/Off, interval control valves (ICVs) is a simple and effective example of an active intelligent well (IW) completion.
Perhaps the most famous and effective example of Young's anger giving birth to a song came in 1970, after he saw photos in Life magazine of the fatal shootings by the Ohio National Guard of four unarmed students at Kent State University, during a protest against US involvement in Cambodia.
The awards were established to recognise and celebrate the most effective examples of marketing and advertising using the internet, mobile and interactive TV.
The Interactive Media and Marketing Awards "recognise and celebrate the most effective examples of marketing and advertising using the internet, mobile and interactive TV".
The study was launched and coordinated by IARC and is one of the most effective examples of an intervention project that both substantially contributed to our knowledge and to the health of local populations.
One of the most effective examples of uptake (and hence feasibility) of the toolkit emerged from observations of activities being conducted by an NGO with multi-sectoral responsibilities.
He includes effective examples of the free-market efficiencies of Uber surge pricing and how the hiring and firing of college football coaches ensures that only the top performers keep their jobs.
