The phrase 'effective for achieving' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is likely to bring about a desired result. For example, "This new initiative is likely to be effective for achieving the goal of greater public engagement."
Bioprocess modelling strategies have been proven effective for achieving high-production process* efficiency in yield, productivity or titer of desired product.
However, utilisation of oral hypoglycaemic agents whether as a monotherapy, combination or polytherapy was not effective for achieving plasma glucose targets of <7%.
Up-pumping pitched blade turbines (and similar impellers) have recently been shown to be particularly effective for achieving a variety of mixing duties.
It was found that dropping small quantities of water onto KC8 is effective for achieving graphene with just a few layers.
We consider three games and explain why cheap talk or observation is likely to be more effective for achieving good outcomes in each game.
We found no evidence that deer management focused at the level of individual sites is effective for achieving ecological management objectives.
Antenatal screening is an example of a population-wide approach; various studies support routine antenatal testing for all pregnant women as an effective strategy for achieving good coverage of HIV testing in migrant and ethnic minorities.
This reveals the effectiveness of the proposed technique as an effective framework for achieving high-resolution ECG from noisy ECG recordings.
The hybridization of highly porous carbon materials and battery-type materials is an effective method for achieving supercapacitors with both high energy density and good rate capability.
