The phrase "as effective control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing management, governance, or regulation where the effectiveness of control measures is being evaluated.
Example: "The new policies were implemented to ensure as effective control over the project's budget as possible."
Alternatives: "as efficient oversight" or "as strong regulation".
The results indicate that the auxiliary bearings stiffness and rotational speed have significant effects on the dynamic responses and can be used as effective control parameters for the system.
He says that with stronger protection against birds and rats, as well as effective control of invasive vegetation, his yield could reach four tonnes per hectare of rice.
These interventions often lie outside the health territory, such as effective control of tobacco and alcohol use, and community based interventions to prevent obesity and support active physical activities.
The results suggest that the microplasma-generated surface charges can be used as effective controls for the self-organized formation of complex carbon-based nano-networks for integrated nanodevices.
The macrophage population was further characterised in a phagocytosis assay using fluorescent latex beads and found to be as effective as control macrophages generated with L-cell-conditioned media.
This phenomenon also gives rise to the concept of multilevel data storage as long as an effective control for Vth could be realized.
Planning transportation and other urban development to limit population exposure to traffic exhaust, as well as more effective control of vehicular emissions, may result in substantial long-term public health benefits.
Furthermore, in patients with chronic pain due to osteoarthritis of the hips and/or knees, diclofenac sodium extended-release tablets were shown to be as effective as controlled-release tramadol, an opioid analgesic [ 120].
In the UK Prospective Diabetes Study, BP control was twice as effective as glucose control in preventing any diabetes end points (4, 5).
In the UK Prospective Diabetes Study UKPDSS), BP control was twice as effective as glucose control in preventing any diabetes end points including nephropathy (11, 12).
He did not describe the disease as "under effective control" -- as senior health officials had last week in an effort to reassure the public and head off the mass cancellation of foreign tourist and business visits to China.
