The phrase "are found to effectively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing research findings or results that demonstrate the effectiveness of a particular method or approach.
Example: "In the study, various teaching methods are found to effectively enhance student engagement and learning outcomes."
Alternatives: "are shown to effectively" or "are proven to effectively".
The oxygen functional groups are found to effectively preserve the direct band-gap nature of the SiNNs, and even change the luminescence properties of the silicon nanowires (SiNWs) to the direct band-gap transition.
In blast events, auxetic composite panels are found to effectively absorb double the amount of impulsive energy via plastic deformation, and reduce up to 70% of the back facet's maximum velocity when compared with monolithic ones.
Both the planar structure of carbazole based dyes and three dimension structure of triphenylamine based dyes are found to effectively inhibit the I−/I3− and Co+2/Co+3 electrolyte on TiO2 surface.
On the basis of various studies reported in the paper, the nanoparticles are found to effectively cap adsorption of CTA+through head group.
In recent years, nanoparticles are found to effectively plug shale pore throats to prevent liquid penetration into the formation, thus maintaining wellbore stability and protecting the reservoir (Roshan and Aghighi 2012; Rafieepour et al. 2013; Wen et al. 2014).
Multidisciplinary treatments, in general, are found to effectively improve the functioning of chronic musculoskeletal pain patients in daily life.
Individualization and personalization of information as well as an interactive presentation have been found to effectively increase exposure to and effectiveness of interventions [ 21, 22].
Unfortunately, these drugs have some serious potential side effects and neither of these drugs have been found to effectively reverse lung fibrosis5,6.
Ultrasonic sound was found to effectively remove gas bubbles.
However, silane derivatives were found to effectively mitigate the retardation.
The pseudo-second order rate equation was found to effectively describe the kinetics of arsenic adsorption.
