The phrase "are prerequisite for effective" is not correct as it is missing an article before "prerequisite." You can use it in contexts discussing necessary conditions for achieving effectiveness, but it should be revised to "are prerequisites for effective."
Example: "Strong communication skills are prerequisites for effective teamwork in any organization."
Alternatives: "are essential for effective" or "are necessary for effective."
Axon injury triggers a series of changes in the axonal cytoskeleton that are prerequisites for effective axon regeneration.
Understanding of farmers' knowledge and perceptions on the impacts of trypanosomosis and tsetse fly and their participation in developing intervention strategies are prerequisites for effective implementation [ 9].
All participants identified that supportive legislation, financing, skilled human resources and organizational capacity, appropriate data and tools are prerequisites for effective and successful HIA.
The review by Griffith et al. (2009) highlighted that positive proactive leadership, support and presence of senior leaders, team commitment, and clear boundaries of roles and responsibilities are prerequisites for effective action to control infections [ 27].
This in turn seems to be prerequisite for effective Fas signal induction in target cells [ 68].
Adequate anticoagulation is prerequisite for effective hemodialysis to prevent clotting in the extracorporeal circuit.
The main research question is: what are prerequisites for an effective performance of materials, products, services and buildings in the case circularity is a leading ambition?
Careful regional assessments are prerequisites for the preparation of effective disaster management plans (Rose 2004).
It suggests that knowledge sharing and partnering are prerequisites for providing swift and effective sustainable design advancement by maximising the use and skills of industry experts across many previously unrelated fields.
Establishment strong link at the cell electrode interfaces is prerequisite for developing an effective cell based chip.
