"effective running of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to an efficient process. For example: "The effective running of the meeting was essential to its success."
"Despite the fact that consultants will do their best to cover, the fact is that junior doctors are key to the safe and effective running of our NHS.
By neglecting management we will fail to innovate in a whole host of areas that are critical to the effective running of a local authority.
He believed organisation was essential to the effective running of the church, but preaching and the pastoral dimension of his work preserved his sense of vocation.
"As anyone involved in the schools knows, one of the impediments often cited by administrators to efficient and effective running of the schools has been the union contracts," she said.
I work mainly as a resource in that I provide information, teach how to give medication, assist in the ovarian stimulation process and ensure the safe and effective running of an extremely busy clinic.
As a former chair of governors in an inner-city primary school in Birmingham, I can say from experience that some governors' knowledge of curriculum strategies (and finance and other considerations that determine the effective running of a school) was disappointing.
This analysis is useful as it shows the effective running time and execution of a thread compared to what is visible to the guest operating system.
The result showed it had an effective running time about 3 times as long as that of the commercial clay.
Significant concentration ratio of oxygen to β-picoline (CO2 CβP > 16:1) is necessary to effective running reaction.
In Buffalo, they will face the first team since their winning streak began that has an effective quarterback and an effective running back.
The most effective running-in schedule for new and rebuilt engines depends to a large extent on the individual design of engine and materials used.
