The phrase "effectively penetrate" is correct in written English.
You can use this phrase when you wish to convey that something has been accomplished in a successful or efficient manner. For example, "The marketing campaign effectively penetrated the target audience, leading to a significant increase in sales."
As the biomass concentration increased from day 4 to day 10, the light could only effectively penetrate 45.5% of the open-pond depth, and then effective light penetration gradually decreased to 31.1% at day 31, when the biomass density reached a maximum value of 0.45 g L−1 or 90 g m−2.
Ultrafine particles (PM with a mass median aerodynamic diameter < 100 nm), which can more effectively penetrate the distal lung regions, may produce cardiovascular adverse effects via more intense lung inflammation (Brown et al. 2000; Utell and Frampton 2000).
Parametric studies reveal the effects of tooth geometry, microstructure and mechanical properties on its ability to effectively penetrate into the scale or to be defeated by the scale, in particular the deformation of the tooth versus that of the scale during a biting attack.
Lidar data can effectively penetrate the forest canopy and can be used to accurately detect forest understory changes.
He can effectively penetrate the defense, driving through the lane and using his athleticism to fly in for a dunk.
For bacteria to effectively penetrate the mucus layer and infect the tissues below, they need to form clusters that can adhere to the tissue surface.
Increasing brain/blood concentration ratios suggested that tetramethylpyrazine effectively penetrated the blood brain barrier.
In many cases, political workers from the PLA itself staffed these new bodies, thus effectively penetrating the civilian government apparatus.
Overall, the PTX could be magnetocalorically released and effectively penetrated into esophagus wall from the PTX/nitinol stent combination.
These MNs were robust and effectively penetrated skin in vitro, dissolving rapidly to deliver the incorporated drug.
The Real I.R.A. has had a marked lack of success, however, in attacks planned for Northern Ireland, with the police on both sides of the border anticipating moves with a frequency suggesting that the group had been effectively penetrated.
