The phrase "as it is effectively" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize the current state or condition of something in a clear and impactful manner.
Example: "The project is progressing well, as it is effectively meeting all the deadlines set by the management."
Alternatives: "as it currently stands" or "as it is now".
Meanwhile, National Indemnity is on radio silence as it is effectively required to be by this standstill requirement.
Any idea that Jimmy has been conceived as a variation on the Michael Corleone/Tony Soprano brand of thoughtfully troubled murderers is firmly laid to rest in a gruesome scene that is as nauseating to watch as it is effectively blunt and intellectually pointed.
China's currency will face pressures, as it is effectively pegged to the dollar, a currency that seems highly likely to fall more under the Federal Reserve's widely-anticipated second round of asset purchases.
However, Zlio made headlines in May last year when Amazon banned Zlio users from promoting Amazon products on Zlio shops, as it is effectively in direct competition with Amazon's aStore in the US.
Opposition lawmakers in Venezuela claim the petro is illegal as it is effectively borrowing against the country's oil reserves, while most experts believe there won't be sufficient support to sustain the new digital coin.
Opposition leaders in Venezuela have been critical of the project, with the opposition-led Congress claiming the cryptocurrency is illegal as it is effectively borrowing against the country's oil reserves.
Then there's ACA Capital, which helped market the C.D.O. by trumpeting its analytical expertise, even as it was effectively outsourcing the actual selection of the C.D.O.'s securities to John Paulson.
It is a demolition job on some world-class racers who had everything to gain as it was effectively a Norwegian selection race for the Olympics.
"In other words, senior managers at the bank created a legal obligation to pay the bonuses in AIB as it was effectively being nationalised.
Consumer organisation Which? says of the announcement: "This is bad news for any Halifax or Bank of Scotland customers who regularly use their overdraft, as it's effectively a big hike in charges.
For the carriers themselves, the startup promises to send them more business and reduce overheads as it's effectively a cheaper middle person, with lower overheads itself.
