The phrase "effective operation of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the successful functioning or management of something. Example: "The effective operation of a business relies on efficient communication and teamwork among employees."
It is shown that utilizing these nonlinear effects ensures more effective operation of vibromachines for different technological purposes (vibrocompaction, vibroforming, vibration emptying, etc).
The dynamic behavior of the PEM (proton exchange membrane) fuel cell stack has great effect on the safety and effective operation of its applications.
The results serve as a target for the operator to aim at, in order to achieve cost effective operation of hydrogen plants.
During these visits the investigators observed plant functioning, and sought feedback from operational staff and community members on perceptions of the effective operation of the plants.
The train operational plan (TOP) plays a crucial role in the efficient and effective operation of an urban rail system.
"They want effective operation of the association, the pool, the landscaping and such.
Such moral hazard has an adverse affect on competition and the effective operation of our markets," Myners said.
"It could also put the effective operation of the European Convention on Human Rights, which requires all contracting states to respect its obligations, in jeopardy," the peers concluded.
Interestingly, Islington is only implementing new responsibilities placed on it by the Care Act to "promote the efficient and effective operation of a market in care and support services".
A sale would imperil the effective operation of the UK's TV industry; plurality would be reduced and the BBC, itself in retreat, would be left as the sole meaningful provider of public service broadcasting.
Such legislative directions undermine the independence of the tribunal and dilute the separation of powers, which are crucial to the effective operation of our parliamentary and judicial system," Barns said.
