"to be effected" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It typically means to be brought about or to be put into action. Example: The new policy is set to be effected next month, and it will greatly impact our employees.
How these cuts are to be effected he leaves unspecified.
Would any of these things also cause the destruction to be effected from within?
Illness is believed to be caused by the spirits, who must be appeased for a cure to be effected.
The faculty and students at Brooklyn College continue to be effected by the profound legacy of Dr. Wolfe's endeavors.
Brundage was careful to point out that changes to be effected must be in line with American democratic traditions and that there must be no hint of regimentation.
As he put it, "One should not postpone more direct political action, while awaiting the gradual change in public opinion to be effected through education and information.
In geometry, a proposition is commonly considered as a problem (a construction to be effected) or a theorem (a statement to be proved).
Others require all sales of, and other transactions relating to, aircraft, such as mortgages, to be effected in writing and recorded in a public registry before they may be invoked against third parties.
Based on the analogy of cleansing outer dirt or stains by means of bathing or washing in everyday life, purification of man's inner state of being is almost universally believed to be effected by rituals involving various forms of washing.
The window can accommodate hips that are at most thirty-six and a quarter inches, "but as the exit had to be effected sideways with a maneuvering of shoulders, much depended on the size of bones, and on the texture of the individual flesh and muscles, whether flexible enough to compress easily or whether too firm".
Therefore, a modal shift from private to public transport needs to be effected with urgency.
