The phrase "effective liaison" is correct and usable in written English.
It usually refers to a person or department that acts as a go-between between two parties, and provides communication and coordination between them. For example, "The Human Resources department serves as an effective liaison between the company and its employees."
In addition to a new chairman, the zone may need a new executive director and more effective liaison at City Hall.
At Goldman, he said, Mr. Steel was an effective liaison with regulators and was often "on the point of the spear," when it came to dealing with them.
"Lord Mansfield's jurymen" acted as an effective liaison between the merchants and the courts.
Some say her background has helped her be an effective liaison between the mayor's office and 20-somethings who spend their days writing code.
(3) That effective liaison be established between FAO and the National FAO Committees.
A number of strategies were employed to ensure effective liaison between MOSAIC staff and GP practices and MCH teams.
The RAID model highlights that for an effective psychiatry liaison service model, it is imperative to have multidisciplinary staff working together on these often-complex patients with both physical and mental health needs.
13 Dementia was significantly overrepresented in patients with hip fracture, 14 and therefore an effective psychiatry liaison service supporting the medical team and diagnosing dementia, as well as improving the quality of dementia care and providing continuing care in the community, is essential.
Doctors need to understand the importance of effective communication and liaison between clinicians and radiologists, in both directions.
Such interventions need to straddle primary and secondary care services, be flexible and accessible, and provide effective communication and liaison between relevant health professionals.
Phil Tang, senior adviser to the provost, has been appointed assistant vice provost and accreditation liaison officer, effective Jan . 1
