The phrase "are rather effective in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the effectiveness of a method, strategy, or approach in achieving a specific outcome.
Example: "The new marketing strategies are rather effective in increasing customer engagement and sales."
Alternatives: "are quite effective in" or "are fairly effective in".
Methysergide and injectable dihydroergotramine are rather effective in cluster headache therapy but currently unavailiable in most countries.
Curves (Fig. 14) show clearly that the allowable compressive stress remains unchanged with fibers percentage variation, this confirms that the steel fibers are rather effective in traction.
Although these chemicals are rather effective in removing dyes and suspended matter from the aqueous matrix, several disadvantages have recently arisen, such as their impact on human diseases like Alzheimer's (Flaten 2001) or cancer.
Patch repairs containing zinc sacrificial anodes have been found to be rather effective in inhibiting the ring-anode macrocell corrosion effect around the substrate patch interface.
CUSUM is rather effective in detecting changes [11] but it requires the availability of the probability distributions P 0,P 1, which makes it inapplicable to online scenarios.
Moreover, in VNPs MB complexes in Reaction (3) and (4), singlet oxygen generation could take place both due to direct MB excitation and via nonradiative excitation energy transfer from VNPs to MB that is rather effective in this composition [29].
Inhibition of the afferent muscle input could be rather effective in reducing the activity of the central neurons, as evidenced in the present study using local injection of anesthetics into the temporal muscle.
It activated beta-cell function and decreased insulin resistance, being rather effective in reducing both fasting blood glucose levels and HbA1c.
Antioxidant therapy should be rather effective in the early stages of hypertension or atherosclerosis by preventing the oxidative-stress mediated "positive feedback loop" of progression from reversible endothelial dysfunction to atherosclerotic plaque formation [ 146].
