"effective narrative" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics such as storytelling or writing. For example: "The narrator did an excellent job of describing events in an effective narrative."
It also executes a highly effective narrative diminuendo in an extraordinary fictional nightmare.
That this is meant to resonate through history is communicated through a cheeky, effective narrative frame.
It has a tightly wound mechanism with a satisfying and effective narrative payoff.
Labour continues to be haunted by the Tories' facetious but effective narrative.
What would be a heuristic and effective narrative mode to examine the transnational history of animation?
One of Bernhard Schlink's more endearing and effective narrative techniques involves a character's posing a series of internal questions.
But it is written in a cliche-encrusted sort of stock-marketese, Mr. Kurtz having confounded the verbal style of his subjects with effective, lively narrative prose.
Though the camerawork in Joel Schumacher's film is especially effective, "the narrative resolution seems forced, as Bozz is pushed unconvincingly toward sainthood" (Scott).
Even if you possess one, you might come to question whether quite so much flesh-pounding violence and heart-pounding tension is entirely effective in narrative terms.
But, unlike on the economy and tax-and-spend, Labour has found it hard to pull the home affairs policy strands into an effective policy narrative.
"It's visually simple, it's linguistically simple, it's very straightforward and it matches his personal biography as being from outside Washington with his major argument, so I think it's a very effective little narrative that he's put together," Bates said.
