"order to that effect" is a correct phrase in written English and it is commonly used in legal and official documents.
It means an instruction or command that has the intended outcome or result. Example: The court issued an order to that effect, stating that the defendant must pay a fine of $10,000 within 30 days. OR The mayor issued an order to that effect, mandating all citizens to wear masks in public places during the pandemic.
Or, as he was later to qualify this statement, "It so happened . . . that I had not once to do it" — for he said explicitly that he would have killed his own father if he had received an order to that effect.
The District Court entered an order to that effect because it decided that Adams was obligated by the arbitration agreement.
However, he demanded the exclusive power to implement the Nero Decree, and Hitler signed an order to that effect.
On June 3, White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs said during his morning press briefing, "I hope that baseball awards a perfect game to that pitcher," joking that the White House was "going to work on an executive order" to that effect.
Newman told Mr Justice John Hedigan that the UK publisher was obliged to put "clear water" between it and the Irish Times and that the court should grant orders to that effect.
Apple previously had hoped to have at least five or six million units by the end of the year and placed orders to that effect, but Digitimes is reporting that those orders have disappeared.
Another top executive did perceive them that way, however, after receiving Diamond's memo and passed down orders to that effect to the bank's submitters.
In order to reduce that effect in a cost-effective manner, the traditional distribution grid planning process is being reengineered by incorporating the grid control operations and considering the uncertainties e.g., DG power, demand and urban/rural expansion plans.
But in order to effect that defence she had to trust the judgment of two other people from a country and a bizarre legal system different from her own – her Scottish barrister Richard Rampton and her English solicitor Anthony Julius.
To raise, for an uninstructed audience, the question of what comes first, a civilized society or an instinctive wish for civilization, can't be a bad effect for an entertainment to have; although we might have to be part of an instructed audience ourselves in order to find that effect good, and we had better be protected by the police and an army from anyone who finds it trivial.
In order to obtain that effect, ticks must secrete sufficient amounts of the inhibitor.
