The phrase "effectively included" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something has been successfully incorporated or integrated into a larger context or system.
Example: "The new features were effectively included in the latest software update, enhancing user experience."
Alternatives: "successfully incorporated" or "adequately integrated."
How could qualitative Foresight information be (effectively) included in decision-making processes in companies?
This provides valuable information on how functional and systems related considerations can be practically and effectively included in sustainable offering development.
Different characterization techniques (XRD, FTIR, ICP, AAS, TGA, CHN and EXAFS) showed that for these high-aluminum LDHs, the terephthalate ions are vertically placed within the interlayer galleries and the cations were effectively included in the layers.
However, as some analysts pointed out, the terms of the deal aren't so wide apart, and the RBS deal effectively included an agreement not to claim a 5.0 billion pound ($6.9 billion) toxic asset, raising the value of the deal.
On the other hand, since the PVs generating model typically includes as many factors as are available ("kitchen-sink approach": Graham 2012), even these additional variables may be effectively included by proxy, to the extent that they are correlated with the variables incorporated in the latent regression.
Each study effectively included all cases, by standard criteria.
In this paper, we sought to identify the algorithm that removes batch effects most effectively, including striking the optimal balance between precision and accuracy.
The model has been constructed so as to effectively include various dynamic effects such as stress wave propagation, material rate dependence and lateral inertia.
The European Court of Justice will make sure all nations effectively include debt restrictions in their laws.
"We need to give clear leadership to civil servants and represent them effectively, including in our relationships with ministers.
Several times he used his strength and speed to elude rushers or scramble effectively (including two first-half touchdowns).
