"effective rejection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a rejection that is thorough and complete, or when you want to refer to the act of formally or officially rejecting something (such as a proposal). Example: "After review, the school board gave an effective rejection of the proposed budget cuts."
Carney's effective rejection of negative rates – as already introduced in Japan and Sweden – was welcome.
But Rick Santorum has engaged neither group, both because of his effective rejection of Catholic social teaching and his embrace of practices like home schooling, which, partly because of the church's teaching function (the magisterium), has not been a Catholic practice except when necessary.
So, most effective rejection methods are necessary.
Meanwhile, effective rejection of heavy metal ions was achieved, with an average efficiency of 94% at feed concentration of 200 mg L−1.
The 3-stage cascade was able to achieve an effective rejection of 80% compared to a single pass rejection of 55%.
The system is comprised of the primary cooling circuit with LBE, the secondary cooling circuit with water and the associated air cooling system for an effective rejection of thermal power to the environment as a final heat sink.
In a recent study, AFP was used as an effective tumor rejection antigen to observe its effect in T-cell immune responses, implicating a gene therapy-based strategy for hepatoma cells [ 13].
This complicates isolation of naturally occurring, high affinity TCRs that mediate more effective tumor rejection for therapeutic purposes.
Disturbances from several sources cause a deterioration in control performance, and thus a major role of the control algorithm is effective disturbance rejection.
Unlike other approaches, the proposed controller leads to an improved response time with effective disturbance rejection properties, while simultaneously prevents undesired oscillations of the dissolved oxygen concentration.
The results show that absorption chillers need a very effective heat rejection system to work properly, whilst DEC systems exhibit a dramatic performance reduction in wet climates.
