The phrase "are effectively met" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether certain requirements, needs, or standards have been satisfactorily fulfilled.
Example: "The project goals are effectively met through the collaborative efforts of the team."
Alternatives: "are adequately fulfilled" or "are successfully achieved".
In both cases, before starting production of the first coils, qualification of the manufacturing procedures is achieved by the construction of a set of mock-ups and prototypes to demonstrate that design requirements defined by the ITER Organization are effectively met.
In addition to providing a broad range of health educational services, we have partnered with the Office of LGBTQ Life to promote health equity, access to care and to ensure the needs of our students are effectively met.
Cooling or heating energy redistribution requirements can be effectively met using TES systems.
The results of the simulation show that the design goal can be effectively met by monitoring and controlling constant a few selected operating parameters of reactor and gas turbine including reactor outlet temperature, turbine inlet temperature and speed.
Finally, when the burden of genomic insult is simply too large to be effectively met by the various responses discussed, cells are able to initiate programmed cell death (apoptosis), thereby eliminating themselves from a population that otherwise might suffer serious pathological consequences22.
In addition, both treatment groups reported that their expectations for treatment were being effectively met on 7-point VAS throughout the course of the study (NC: 5.57, PT: 4.77).
Health organizations are faced with external pressures that cannot be effectively met without appropriate adjustments to the workforce.
The objectives have been effectively met within the limitations of the availability of national food consumption data.
Efforts for enhancing an environment of greater collaboration are suggested, where the often unique needs of patients and their families can be effectively met more consistently and across settings.
Health organizations are faced with external pressures that cannot be effectively met without appropriate adjustments to the workforce and the development of the workforce thus appears to be a crucial part of the health policy development process [ 7].
Other benefits include the possibility for parents to remain anonymous in their contacts with professionals and that parents' perceived need for information can be effectively met around the clock.
