"effectively delineates" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's ability to clearly and accurately describe or define something. Example: The author effectively delineates the complex relationships between the characters, allowing the reader to fully understand their motives and actions.
As a regional vice president in the 1990s for a company that operated halfway houses, I witnessed the issues you so effectively delineate.
It can also effectively delineate moving objects in both static and dynamic background.
The in vivo MRI and ex vivo fluorescent imaging experiments indicated that the probe had excellent tumor-targeting capability and could effectively delineate the boundary of tumor.
Only when we can effectively delineate Trump's values-driven statements and policies from his tactical, political rhetoric will we be able to identify the true Trump vs. the one that is so expertly dominating the media, the zeitgeist, and the national conversation.
These models have informed dugong conservation initiatives within the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area because they effectively delineate the spatial distribution of dugongs at the required scale [22].
Although the four markers effectively delineate the two bacterial species, they express this segregation differently.
It is clear that there are no fine dividing lines in severity of disease that effectively delineate which treatment may be expected to be successful or ineffective.
When used to look at all individuals, this signature did not effectively delineate disease status or atherosclerosis status (Additional file 7).
Ultimately, the objective of any radon risk map is to effectively delineate areas at risk of high indoor radon concentrations and, therefore, greater rates of radon-induced lung cancer.
