"effective transmission" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe efficient communication of information or ideas. For example, "The presentation had an effective transmission of the message to the audience."
We will discuss the impacts of shadow fading effect on the effective transmission range in Section 1.
The effective transmission in the subbands is strongly reduced due to localization effects that suppress the conductance transparency in the spectral region where resonance states are located.
Myelin, the fatty sheath that protects nerve fibers, is needed for the effective transmission of nerve impulses to the legs.
Effective transmission of your message requires more than putting words on a poster board.
The best node deployment depth for effective transmission in a wireless underground sensor network was determined.
The first possible theoretical explanation of the results can be that specialization is important for the effective transmission of productive knowledge in the early stages of development of industries when firms tend to co-locate (Glaeser et al., 1992).
The ongoing rapid expansion of the Word Wide Web (WWW) greatly increases the information of effective transmission from heterogeneous individuals to various systems.
The experimental result illustrates that our game-based approach can get an effective transmission power, which can make the communication rate maximal.
A highly organized corneal ECM is critical for effective transmission of light but this structure may be compromised during injury or disease, resulting in loss of vision.
In order to develop the effective transmission in photonic crystal fiber (PCF), the (realizable fiber i.e.,) losses arising from bending as well as splicing are very vital issues.
according to their effective transmission distance; .
