The phrase "augments the effective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something enhances or improves effectiveness in a particular context.
Example: "The new software augments the effective management of resources, leading to increased productivity."
Alternatives: "enhances the efficiency" or "improves the effectiveness."
Analysis of the results shows that the proposed method can augment the effective application of SRMs in EVs.
The application of hydrostatic pressure augments the electron effective mass and the first-excited electron level occupies a lower energy position, thus granting a higher sensitivity to the barrier rising.
The presence of liquid layers could thus upgrade the nanofluid effective thermal conductivity via augmenting the particle effective volume fraction.
All of the trials cited above demonstrated that CBT is effective, and can augment the effect of medication alone.
Internet interventions for mental health concerns are known to be effective, but how can developing technology be utilised to improve engagement and augment the effectiveness of these programs?
We chose to study reinfusion rather than ultrafiltrate clamping because sieving may augment adsorption by increasing the effective surface area of the membrane by exposing more of the inner matrix of the filter to plasma.
The intervention will also evaluate whether mobile phone goal reminder text messages will be effective in augmenting the intervention effectiveness.
On the other hand, clonidine [α2-adrenoceptor agonist] augmented the anticonvulsant effect of a sub-effective combination of lithium (5 mg/kg i.p).
This study shows that trabecular metal augments are effective in filling the bone defect and provide a stable foundation for impaction bone grafting.
Provision of focal, short-term treatments that embed relapse prevention skills augment the routes to effective prevention available to patients, beyond that afforded by continuation pharmacotherapy.
