"to develop effectively" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe any situation in which something is being improved in a way that brings lasting results. For example, "We must work together to develop our community effectively."
"This is one of the most direct measures of whether a nation is going to develop effectively - how it treats its women.
NEW DELHI, Jan 27 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - U.S. President Barack Obama raised the issue of women's rights as he ended a visit to India on Tuesday, saying that if countries wanted to develop effectively, they must educate and empower their daughters as much as their sons.
WIP−/− DCs fail to develop effectively two functional migratory poles (leading edge and retracting tail).
Thus, understanding how oxidative stress produces and modulates expression of several genes that might help to develop effectively therapeutic strategies for CNS diseases.
Members of the SRS gene family are involved in parasite adhesion, invasion, and virulence, possible roles they may have in allowing the parasite to develop effectively in the cat intestine [ 34].
In order for LCA to develop effectively from a tight attributional tool to the wider reaching consequential tool that can be effectively used by and for policy makers investment is required from both the technical and the policy based community.
For example, one frequently mentioned barrier is the difficulty in achieving the effective multidisciplinary collaboration needed to develop toxicogenomics effectively and appropriately.
To develop services effectively and efficiently, a computer-aided design system for service is essential.
This would set LCA amongst a suite of tools and enable it to develop more effectively to answer more specific questions [89].
Thus, it is of paramount importance to develop mechanisms that effectively mitigate the adverse effects of service interruption of SUs in cognitive radio networks.
The product's inventors are raising thirty-five toousandeveloprs to develop what is effectively a Record Selector, minus the automation — that is, a nice-enough-looking record holder.
