'effectively leveraged' is a grammatically correct part of a sentence in written English and can be used in a variety of contexts.
For example, you could say, "Our company has effectively leveraged digital marketing to increase sales."
In practice, the websites at the top of any given search are the ones which have most effectively leveraged SEO tactics, forcing themselves into the listings through technological sophistry.
It explores ways the learning science literature could be much more effectively leveraged in study programs for sustainability.
Bryant believes that if effectively leveraged, access to technology can become the single greatest economic equalizer of the next decade.
The relatively unknown Barack Obama effectively leveraged the social web in his 2008 campaign against establishment candidates Hillary Clinton and John McCain.
Because, as he has made clear, he wishes to counterbalance others on the other side of the political spectrum who have effectively leveraged enhanced clout.
With the help of the online political firm EngageDC -- headed by Mindy Finn and Patrick Ruffini, both veterans of the Republican National Committee's eCampaign department -- Republican Robert McDonnell effectively leveraged social media in his race for Virginia governor.
Leveraged effectively, they say, technology can create a world-saving "Breakthrough," as the name of Gates and other billionaires' new $1bn clean energy fund suggests.
But Liberty must be hoping that it will be cheap enough that, in combination with the synergies, its return on investment on what is effectively a Liberty-sponsored leveraged buyout will be acceptable.
Retail apps, when leveraged effectively, can be influential at all points of the shopping experience.
This verdict may end up being leveraged effectively in the Omar Khadr case.
Strategic greening in one area may or may not be leveraged effectively in others.
