"effectively describe" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to describe something in a clear and impactful way. Example: The author effectively described the vibrant colors of the sunset, painting a vivid picture in the reader's mind.
The numerical simulation further illustrates that the new model can effectively describe the effects of the pre-stress or residual stress on the magnetization and magnetostrictive strain curves.
The results of numerical examples and engineering examples show that the proposed importance measure can effectively describe the effect of fuzzy input uncertainty on fuzzy structural response.
At the same time, a modified equivalent standard solid model is proposed, which can effectively describe the effects of frequency and displacement on the horizontal and vertical properties of the device.
This work uses the principal components of the autoregressive model parameters as indicators that can effectively describe different operational levels and some important environmental effects.
But he proposed, secondly, that computer models in themselves could effectively describe societies.
However, few analytical efforts have been made to effectively describe their moisture diffusion behaviors thus far.
The results demonstrate that the image analysis method can effectively describe the homogeneity of concrete.
Shale lithofacies defined by them can effectively describe the heterogeneity of shale gas reservoirs.
The pseudo-second order rate equation was found to effectively describe the kinetics of arsenic adsorption.
In both these cases we neither had the ability to separate the individual from the comment, nor the linguistic dexterity to effectively describe what had occurred.
Those words effectively describe a novel replete with jump-cuts, sudden flashbacks and flash-forwards, and different scenes seeming to occur at the same time.
