Sentence examples for combined effectively from inspiring English sources
"combined effectively" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to describe two things that are combined together in an effective way. For example: "The two solutions were combined effectively to create the desired outcome."
Wheatley combined effectively with Kaufman to form an inside and outside attacking combination in these first two years.
The pair have combined effectively throughout the tournament and it would be a major surprise if McNamara opts for Gareth Widdop against the Kiwis at this stage.
However, Treviso gave their home support some encouragement when they hit back just two minutes later through wing Massimiliano Perziano who went over after Gabriel Pizarro and Marius Goosen combined effectively in midfield.
He moved Lahm to right-back and Müller to the right wing, where they combined effectively while Miroslav Klose, recalled at centre-forward, chased wide to harry the France full-backs.
Matthew Kelly, who was filling a role made famous by the late Richard Griffiths as the Auden-loving Hector, was terrific and combined effectively with Julia St John as the glacial Mrs Lintott.
Human teeth are well-documented examples of natural composites in which materials of vastly different properties are combined effectively.
Overall, there is a clear ongoing clinical need to identify further new targets and biomarker combinations for gastroesophageal cancer, in particular those which might combine effectively with cytotoxic chemotherapy.
Berbatov believes he can combine effectively with either Defoe and Keane, or even both.
Determination and denial may seem a contradiction in terms, but they combine effectively to keep the momentum of living intact.
(6/10) LB Juan Pablo Sorin A delightful back-heel after seven minutes set up Kily Gonzalez and the pair continued to combine effectively down the left with some deft short passes and one-twos throughout the first half.
"Non-National Socialist German states" were brought into line, Mr. Ullrich writes, "with pressure from the party grass roots combining effectively with pseudo-legal measures ordered by the Reich government".
