The phrase "are effectively suppressed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the control or limitation of certain actions, behaviors, or expressions.
Example: "In some societies, dissenting voices are effectively suppressed to maintain social order."
Alternatives: "are successfully stifled" or "are adequately restrained."
SEM observation clearly demonstrates that the cracks of the electrodes are effectively suppressed by using the PAA as binder.
Such interfering species are effectively suppressed by using CNT based electrodes since the oxidation of NADH, thiols, hydrogen peroxide, etc. by CNTs can be performed at low potentials.
The experimental results and numerical solutions reveal that vibrations of the cantilever beam are effectively suppressed by using the proposed EMA with all the three control efforts.
The formation and growth of lithium dendrites are effectively suppressed by the SPE due to its good compatibility with lithium metal anode and mechanical suppression effect.
Spurious high-frequency oscillatory components of the numerical solution, which are considered to be among the principal sources of time instability, are effectively suppressed by a spatial filter.
Prominent anisotropic errors, such as spurious asymmetric distortions on a circular reaction diffusion wave that feature in the conventional finite volume implementation are effectively suppressed through isotropic finite volume discretization.
But you can now see, every time we use a medication that suppresses inflammation, we are effectively suppressing detoxification, repair of the cells, and protection of injured tissues.
By forming the virtual source/drain using the fringing field from the side-gate, short channel effect is effectively suppressed.
Given that sulfur and polysulfides are well confined by the SC bond, the shuttle effect is effectively suppressed.
With the use of a maximum length sequence (MLS -modulated continuous wave, the obstructive effect of echoes is effectively suppressed.
