The term "visually effective" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically refers to something that is visually appealing or impactful in a positive way. Example: The brochure design is visually effective, with its bold colors and well-chosen graphics.
Like many things designed without thought for visual effect, these structures, called "pagodas", are visually effective.
The differences are technically subtle, but visually effective.
Its full colour illustration program includes many novel, visually effective features to help students learn.
Paper-doll tabs appear on figures and garments hanging by clothespins form undulating ropes in the show's most visually effective piece, "Immigrant Clothesline".
Ms. Gordon's display is also a classic demonstration of how visually effective a concentration of like or similar forms can be.
Students will learn how to produce video artworks incorporating aesthetic, conceptual and technical issues, designing visually effective and compelling video experiences.
A site like this with a solid color header is likely to be visually less effective.
For a visually more effective positioning of the examined protocols on a delay versus cost plane, we refer to Figure 6.
Interestingly, for these data, the source localization result obtained from DWT is equivalent to the one provided by 2T-EMD, even if the EEG signals denoising seems visually less effective than for the three other algorithms.
At least as effective, visually and architecturally, as most public sculpture, the piece was created by the Swiss designer and artist Yvan Pestalozzi, in 1972.
Students creates a highly effective, visually appealing, well-organized, self-explanatory physical model/display of the 7 components of the electromagnetic spectrum, using pasta, and draws effective and logical analogies between the characteristics of the pasta and the EMR it represents.
