The phrase "are effectively made" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how something is created or produced in a manner that is efficient or successful.
Example: "The products are effectively made to meet the highest standards of quality and durability."
Alternatives: "are efficiently produced" or "are successfully created."
These are apparently unfazed by the thought that they are effectively made to pay what the vendors want.
Because many BMWs are effectively made to order, the range of accessories installed in New Jersey is generally limited more to performance kits and cosmetic items like spoilers, air dams and custom wheels, said Carol Furey, the facility manager.
Some are nice, some are treacherous, but all are effectively made of cardboard.
Worse still, for those who don't like paying taxes, if the foreign business interest were to win damages or negotiate a settlement, the host country's taxpayers are effectively made to hand over cash to a foreign entity in an undemocratic and non-transparent process without any form of appeal.
How many people are effectively making the case?" he said in an interview here.
"By that action, on this issue at least, they are effectively making Iraq the sixth veto power at the council.
"And if it is the Treasury's actions that are causing the yield curve to invert, these actions are effectively making Greenspan's job more difficult".
The fact that US social media companies are effectively making common cause with the American government, in systematically hollowing out any rights of privacy of European citizens, provides us with a potent tool.
"If you really believe that we're fighting to save our country, how many people are effectively making the argument?" "What I think is at stake in 2012," he said, "is whether the five or six strong conservatives elected to the Senate in 2010 become 10 or 12.
"If they continue, they are effectively making themselves accessory to HTC's patent infringement, and face legal action themselves.
Still, Ars points out (and I agree) that $3 is better than $0, which is what the studios are effectively making now.
