"navigate effectively" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to navigate or move through something successfully and efficiently. Example: In order to succeed in a competitive job market, it is important to navigate effectively through different job search methods, such as networking events, online job boards, and professional organizations.
The Texas Legislature's tension of opposites offered the structure of point and counterpoint, which Bush could navigate effectively with his strong, improvisational skills.
Animals must be able to size up their prey to hunt and navigate effectively.
Toxins from the algae mangle a key memory center, likely making it difficult for sick animals to hunt or navigate effectively, Cook and his colleagues report today.
With a smaller group of modern retailers available, local knowledge is needed to navigate effectively in many categories, and an extensive sales force is often necessary if the supplier wants to retain control of the product.
Road conditions are also obviously affected by precipitation, and requires a different style of driving to navigate effectively (something a lot of human California drivers seem surprised to learn).
They allowed German crews to navigate effectively to their targets.
Some of these topics include: saving money in healthcare while avoiding medical debt, navigating effectively through ACA/Obamacare, innovating a healthy work environment while increasing work production, getting the best healthcare for the least amount of money, "getting, staying, looking and feeling healthy at any age without breaking the bank".
We suggest that it is the typical environment where the subject navigates, effectively the whole earth (would not work on the moon).
Skills and management – ensure you have the necessary skills to navigate change effectively, build strong relationships, focus resources and demonstrate your social value.
We argue that designing speech-based mobile phone services using an appropriate spatial metaphor leads to high levels of visualisation, which allows participants to orient themselves and to navigate more effectively within the hierarchical service architecture.
"But recently," as Rodney explains, "3D gaming sensors, driven by consumer electronics, are becoming good enough for a robot to begin to navigate more effectively".
