"deemed as effective" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something has been judged to be appropriate or useful. For example, "The new policy was deemed as effective after a successful trial period."
"Could it be deemed as reckless?
The hybrid architecture design for crystalline NiS covered by amorphous edges can be deemed as an effective method to gain pseudocapacitive material for supercapacitors with good conductivity, long cycle life and excellent electrochemical activity.
Water splitting is deemed as an effective pathway for producing ideal clean energy, such as hydrogen.
Results from simulations using a multibody dynamics software, suggest that this geometry increases the number of high-velocity collisions with energy exchange along the axial direction, deemed as more effective in the comminution process.
The main objective of this study was to develop a new methodology to find the optimum geographic distribution of a power plant and its corresponding satellite storages, which was deemed as an effective way to reduce delivery cost under China's specific delivery modes.
If a prediction method yields high ACC i with small i and low ACC i with large i, it is deemed as an effective prediction.
Originally, drug rescue or repositioning is deemed as an effective strategy against the laborious and highly expensive de novo drug discovery as well as stagnant approval system of new drugs [ 1].
In a qualitative study to explore patient experiences and perceptions while undergoing home HD training, the use of a variety of teaching methods was deemed as an effective means of learning [ 8].
Therefore, acetaminophen maybe deemed to be as effective as ibuprofen, naproxen sodium, or aspirin in alleviating pain following appliance placement.
In the case of the Mary River wetlands, traditional engineering is neither required, nor beneficial; ecological engineering associated with conservation and rehabilitation is deemed as the more effective management response.
