"effectively constrained" is correct and usable in written English.
It means that someone or something is limited or controlled in a strong and efficient manner. Example: The government's new policies have effectively constrained the country's economic growth.
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Not incidentally, France repeatedly defaulted on its debt, while post-1688 England, its king effectively constrained by Parliament, never did.
In all tests, lateral and torsional restraints effectively constrained the frames to deform in their own plane.
Germany, he notes, is playing a role similar to that played by France during the Depression.France, with its undervalued currency, soaked up a huge proportion of the world's gold reserves in 1930-31, [suggesting] that France was responsible for about half the global deflation that took place over that period.Gold effectively constrained demand.
It provides new insights into the possibilities and limitations of collaboration, and diagnoses the micro-politics which effectively constrained the potential for mutual scientific flourishing.
There is, the claim goes, entities or factions in society that are not effectively constrained, or could act in an unconstrained way if they so chose.
As chronic diseases including hyperlipidemia increase steadily in South Korea, it is necessary to introduce not only supply-side measures but also various demand-side measures such as educational courses for rational prescription, programs promoting cost-effective prescription drug usage, and a prescription target system to effectively constrain prescription drug expenditure increases.
"For market discipline to effectively constrain risk, financial institutions must be allowed to fail".
"For market discipline to effectively constrain risk, financial institutions must be allowed to fail," Mr. Paulson said.
But there are apparently no rules that effectively constrain the nature of interaction among directors.
Despite the potential for high viral mutation levels, the operation of purifying selection appears to effectively constrain lyssavirus evolution.
