The phrase "as effectively pointed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the manner in which something has been indicated or highlighted, particularly in a persuasive or impactful way.
Example: "The report was well-received, as effectively pointed out by the reviewers, highlighting the key issues that needed addressing."
Alternatives: "as clearly indicated" or "as strongly emphasized".
The Catholic Bishops being the repository of authority does not go unchallenged, as Gary Gutting effectively points out.
As explained by Hutchings and Wu (1990), the methodology considers that Green's functions are defined as effectively impulsive point sources and that any variation of their stress drop is reflected only in the differences of their seismic moment.
Full marks for ambition, but having the choir precede the orchestra might have made the point as effectively, while providing the symphony with more coherence.
As well as PPD-28 and the new ombudsperson position, Jourová described the US Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board as one of the "essential" elements for "the sustainability of the Privacy Shield" — although the PCLOB has been criticized as effectively defunct at this point, with too few Senate-confirmed members to function.
Such moments make their point as effectively as any mock-trial-tested, legally sound argument from the mouths of humans.
Don't be afraid to cut anything that doesn't help your documentary prove its point as effectively as possible.
Normally, we wouldn't stoop to insults a fifth-grader might hurl on a playground here, because even if we are dedicated to the proposition that Democrats can effectively use taunting as talking points -- as effectively as Republicans, even! -- we usually try to keep at least one foot out of the gutter while doing so.
What's more, within that scene the loft moves, changing your point of view as effectively as a camera.
Until recently, whether comprehensive EHRs could be leveraged for the benefit of clinical trial recruitment at the point-of-care as effectively as they have been for patient safety and healthcare quality remained to be determined [ 21].
At this point the molecules are aligned as effectively as possible into crystalline regions and are holding tightly together.
