'long-term effective' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that will have a lasting, beneficial effect. For example, "This new fitness program promises to be long-term effective in improving your overall health."
Parasitic taxa might undergo more frequent and severe founder effects, which might decrease their long-term effective population size and so increase the rate of substitution [ 5, 35].
Lyons argues that a more coordinated approach across health services and the criminal justice system is necessary if long-term, effective change is to be achieved.
"We are sad that we cannot continue, but to make this a long-term, effective program, in terms of the cost, was a problem," Strauss said.
This thorough and long-term effective coupling means will actually open a new sight for membrane fouling mitigation fields.
However, the long-term effective performance and field scale application of this system still remains a challenge due to some structural and functional limitations.
In this work, a new kind of long-term effective formaldehyde scavenger in the microcapsule form was prepared by using an intra-liquid desiccation method.
To ascertain the nasal bioavailability of Levonorgestrel and change formulation components to provide long-term effective concentrations of the drug in blood.
Developing long-term, effective techniques to prevent cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leaks and their consequences (infection and delayed healing) remains a major challenge.
The identification of important habitats for wildlife is essential in order to plan and promote strategies for long-term effective conservation.
Immediate postplacental insertion of intrauterine devices (IUDs) during cesarean delivery could reduce a substantial barrier to access to long-term effective contraception.
These data provide a significant contribution for the planning of a long-term effective management policy, which could ensure sustainability of resource exploitation and stock viability.
