"is effectuated" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to bring something into effect or make it happen. Example: The new policy is effectuated immediately, causing changes in the company's operations. In this sentence, "is effectuated" is used to describe the action of implementing the new policy and bringing it into effect.
The spectral analysis is effectuated only if the variation of the rotor resistance estimation is significant.
The training step requires much effort (processing) while the analysis is effectuated almost without computational effort.
On the other hand, self-classification for all other hazardous properties is effectuated by the manufacturer, importer, or downstream user.
In order to verify this, the panel Pendroni's residual co-integration test is effectuated with results provided in Table 4.
The training phase needs a great quantity of processing for the realization, while the analysis phase is effectuated almost without computation effort.
The Finnish government has decided to subsidise scrubber installations for Finnish ships up to 50%% if investments are made before the directive is effectuated [22].
How can change be effectuated?
Set changes are effectuated manually while florescent lights blare overhead (Mimi Jordan Sherin is responsible for the lighting).
Mr. Hayward replied that he did and that in order "to ensure compliance with rules of conduct that temporary closure needed to be effectuated".
Nicholas Eberstadt, a Korea expert at the American Enterprise Institute, said: "China's opening to the outside world was effectuated by a lot of foreign entrepreneurs, members of the diaspora, from Hong Kong and Taiwan.
"Today, my colleagues seem to have fallen prey to the misguided notion that the intent of the framers of the United States constitution can be effectuated only by cleaving to the legislative will and ignoring and demonizing an independent judiciary," he wrote.
