The phrase "effective flexibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a quality or approach that combines efficiency with adaptability in various contexts, such as business or personal development.
Example: "Our team has developed an effective flexibility that allows us to respond quickly to changing market demands."
Alternatives: "adaptive efficiency" or "efficient adaptability."
On the plus side here, the human element of editorial serendipity (someone making decisions on what content to deliver) provides an effective flexibility of interest.
For new biogas plants, the EEG's remuneration rules set effective flexibility incentives, but 2014 reductions in remuneration rates have significantly slowed down the expansion.
This new effective flexibility with respect to the decision modeling that can be deployed in empirical applications of game theory relieves most pressure to seek adjustments in the game theoretic structures themselves.
In this work, in order to utilize the bandwidth efficiency of non-data-aided (NDA) estimators and effective flexibility of interpolation, Gardner TED [15] and Farrow filter [1] are used in a feedforward structure.
It considers effective flexibilities of members in the cracked state using either the curvature distribution along the member or available effective stiffness models under any loading or support condition.
Meanwhile, even if the technical potential of flexible bioelectricity provision is high, the economic potential is decisive for whether bioelectricity will prove a cost-effective flexibility option in the future electricity system.
It was observed that with higher effective foil flexibility, the cavity-shedding frequencies may be significantly modified from the rigid foil trends, and may instead lock-in with the system natural frequencies.
While investigating other contributions to small-loop formation, we noticed that the effective conformational flexibility of LacR is only marginally reduced (from 19° to 16°) in the absence of HU (Table 1).
With respect to physical activity, it has been indicated that aerobic exercise may be more effective than flexibility or resistance training for CRP reduction [ 37].
Virtual testing of real composite structures can not only reduce physical testing, but also offers cost-effective design flexibility.
The second question is whether existing market and policy incentives are effective in activating flexibility potentials, and what perspectives exist for increasing flexibility incentives.
