The phrase "effective character" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a character in a literary work or film who is well-developed and has a strong impact on the story. Example: "Atticus Finch is an effective character in To Kill a Mockingbird, as his unwavering moral compass and determination to fight for justice greatly influence the events of the novel."
At 45, he is part pug, part prettyboy; it is this mutability that makes him such an effective character actor.
This session focuses on developing character arcs through a season of episodes and writing effective character outlines.
So I anticipate, with equal parts terror and delight, the appearance of an unpunctuated and devastatingly effective character assassination in the comments below.
Devi, a controversial if effective character, refuses help from officials or NGOs, saying "they are always looking for kickbacks", preferring to let her members, most of whom are from the lowest caste in Indian society, take matters into their own hands.
Many previous studies have argued that to prevent juvenile delinquency and school bullying educators need to provide young children with appropriate and effective character education (Kim et al. 2013).
If fans had simply accepted her death, that would have meant she wasn't an effective character".
"This case has concerned four men of positive or effective good character.
Effective characters experience harmony and conflict between outer and inner, public and private lives.
Remember to follow all other rules/guidelines to create realistic, effective characters.
Current designed materials are mainly based on the broad and effective adsorptive character of metal oxide affinity chromatography (MOAC).
At the same time, the similarity in adsorption between the different zwitterionic designs indicates that the criteria for the arrangement of opposite charges for imparting an effective zwitterionic character to the polymer brushes are relatively flexible.
