The phrase "effectively helps" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing how something provides assistance or support in a successful manner.
Example: "The new software effectively helps users manage their tasks more efficiently."
Alternatives: "successfully aids" or "efficiently supports".
The Bush administration has inherited a $1.3 billion "antidrug offensive" plan from the Clinton White House, approved by Congress, that effectively helps Colombia fight rebels.
His novels are given verisimilitude by their matter-of-fact style and their vivid concreteness of detail; the latter may seem unselective, but it effectively helps to evoke a particular, circumscribed world.
Being able to defend myself effectively helps me to feel safe, dignified and self-worthy; being a civilised, disarmed Englishman, at the mercy of anyone with more muscle and less morality, would feel ghastly by comparison.MATTHEW MOOREBellevue, WashingtonLeading the chargeSIR Bagehot (April 24th) says that Lady Thatcher persuaded George Bush to go to war to rescue Kuwait from Saddam Hussein.
This effectively helps in lowering the value of the surface subsidence coefficient.
Babble effectively helps companies create dual (or more) versions of the same site in different languages.
Our system also provides multiple coordinated views for connecting behaviors observed at different levels of the network hierarchies, which effectively helps visual analysis tasks.
PM2.5, which is more widely measured in the North America and Europe, is considered a better measure of smaller particles and might more effectively help to capture PM effects [ 2].
This might imply an ordering effect of the non-β httNT and oligoPro flanking sequences, which could effectively help "set the register" of the polyQ amyloid core.
They cannot effectively help their children.
The software effectively helped move what was a niche product only a decade ago into the mainstream.
What would happen if you did not effectively help plants reproduce anymore?
