'effectively dismantled' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that has been taken apart completely and efficiently. For example, "The team effectively dismantled the broken machinery and replaced it with new parts."
"The American trade-book publishing network of many publishers, wholesalers, and retailers will be effectively dismantled," he says.
Some, like Belgium and Germany, are members of the so-called "Schengen area," a group of states that have effectively dismantled the borders between them.
With Al Qaeda effectively dismantled, a government that is good enough to run the country is likely to be sufficient to achieve core American national security objectives as well.
It was an epoch of appalling national devastation: a million Mozambicans killed, five million driven from their homes, tens of thousands tortured or maimed, the national infrastructure effectively dismantled, the ground sewn with a seeming infinitude of land mines.
Beyond the rarefied world of the avant garde, Antonioni's film was a serious part of a process that effectively dismantled the comfy and long-standing agreements about money, power and prestige in Britain.
Liddle's exit is part of Sunderland's plan to rebuild their academy as well as restructure a recruitment network effectively dismantled when Bryan "Pop" Robson, the former chief scout, was dismissed this month.
Looked at from the opposite direction, ISDS effectively dismantles capitalism.
Vladimir Putin's Kremlin has been silencing independent voices one at a time for months, effectively dismantling the press.
Even so, some plants effectively dismantle these synthetic compounds, according to a variety of studies and field tests.
The plan would effectively dismantle New Jersey's three public research universities and reorganize them geographically, with largely autonomous universities in Newark, New Brunswick and Camden.
While acknowledging the terms were well below what prosecutors sought, Ms. Valle said: "These are serious sentences that effectively dismantle a North American support cell for terrorists.
