"effectively separate" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to successfully divide or keep apart. Example: The bookshelf was designed to effectively separate the books by genre, making it easier for the reader to find what they were looking for.
This method can effectively separate topographic and electronic from magnetic contrast effects for a given sample bias.
The synergic effect of g-C3N4 and CdS, which can effectively separate and transfer photoexcited carriers, was proposed to be responsible for the enhancement of the photocatalytic activity.
The separation results show that this modularized system can effectively separate 50 6 mm coal with an E value in the range of 0.05 0.07.
The optimum dimensions of three-phase separators are the smallest dimensions that allow different phases effectively separate from each other.
Centrifugal separation systems, such as solid bowl centrifuges, are used to effectively separate fine particles from industrial fluids.
"On a practical level, this controlled destruction allows us to effectively separate semiconducting single-wall nanotubes from mixtures of single-wall nanotubes and easily generate nanotube field effect transistors," the scientists wrote in the Science paper.
The move would effectively separate the retail arm from Nook Media, the company's struggling e-book division, although it seems probable that Nook devices would still be featured in the stores.
After seeking advice of other investors, Mr. Ma proposed the formation of a holding company that would effectively separate life insurance from property but keep them under one corporate umbrella, along with the securities and trust division.
However, the obtained volatile oils are typically at trace levels too difficult to effectively separate.
Moreover, their RT was predicted for our LC condition that can effectively separate multiple lipid classes.
It is very important to effectively separate the photogenerated carriers within the optoelectronic devices.
