"effective independence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a state of autonomy or freedom. For example: "Achieving effective independence requires a great deal of hard work and dedication."
After gaining effective independence from Saddam Hussein in 1991, Iraqi Kurds were left in an uncertain legal status.
Had he lived, he would no doubt have completed the conquest of Asia Minor, where Paphlagonia, Cappadocia, and Armenia still maintained an effective independence.
When the 1.5 million eligible beneficiaries have access to effective Independence at Home programs, Medicare may realize savings of $6 billion a year.
Yet the terms of the treaty – which granted effective independence to the Irish Free State, though a freedom tempered by an oath of allegiance to the crown – proved divisive.
The commission cites as one of Fukushima's key lessons the need to secure the "effective independence" of national regulatory authorities, and to enhance the technical and scientific competence of key players.
The sensor locations are selected using the frequency domain effective independence sensor placement technique.
Your munificence is boundless: you don't expect returns from your donations, given to these companies to provide effective personal independence payment assessments (PIP) for disabled people.
The dominance of local military aristocracies in ecclesiastical politics appeared most clearly in the civil wars in Rome in the late 760s, the first period of effective papal independence and one in which rival families fought it out for the papal office.
The Anglo-Irish War ended in 1921 with a stalemate and the signing of the Anglo-Irish Treaty, creating the Irish Free State, a Dominion within the British Empire, with effective internal independence but still constitutionally linked with the British Crown.
Ao_dP/dTmax is a minimally invasive and accurate method for assessing LV contractility when effective preload independence, defined as PPV <11%, is achieved.
"Effective government" and independence from others were what mattered, together with acceptance or recognition by governments of other states.
