The phrase 'effectively improving' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the process of making something better. For example, "We are effectively improving our customer service system to ensure that our customers are satisfied."
22 Similarly, no blood pressure lowering effect of pravastatin at doses capable of effectively improving the lipid profile was reported by a recent analysis of the Cholesterol and Recurrent Events (CARE) trial.
Studies on differential intervention effectiveness have found that school-based interventions appear to be more effectively improving girls' dietary behaviour compared to that of boys [ 22].
And Col. Gal Hirsch, a commander in the Ramallah area, said on Israel Radio that the army was, effectively, improving its aim, with "exact fatal strikes on those who sought to harm Israelis".
Similarly the attention placed on supporting country education assessment systems is important as it suggests that there is not a one-size fits all solution and that diverse countries will have different priorities for effectively improving assessment and learning (depending on what they have in place already).
The two models are capable of effectively improving the stability of hexapod walking on unstructured terrain.
The optimal GO content is found to be 0.5 wt% for effectively improving the overall composite mechanical performance.
Could, for instance, a mere two minutes of strenuous training effectively improve health and fitness?
Our practice-focused research helps us to understand how to work more effectively, improve outcomes and learn from each other".
This scheme effectively improves the robustness.
If so, how might harmful employment conditions be effectively improved?
Grid capability to accept renewable energy is effectively improved.
