A member of a security force can be called effective.
The term effective comes from the Latin effectīvus and has several uses. It is about what is true or real , as opposed to what is doubtful or chimerical. For example: “I need an effective solution, I can't continue wasting time with false illusions.”
Effective, on the other hand, is synonymous with effective : “This is the most effective remedy against hair loss,” “Our team requires a forward who is effective in long-distance shooting,” “Education is an effective tool.” in the fight against poverty.”
In this sense, it is important to emphasize that sometimes efficiency and effectiveness tend to be confused. The first is one that allows objectives to be achieved using very few resources and the second refers to said achievement but through the skills and abilities of a person.
Different types of the term effective
Applied to a job or position, the adjective effective refers to someone who is permanently part of the staff , as opposed to an interim or intern: “Manuel has great hopes of remaining effective in the company,” “I have "Only two weeks of internship and then they will have to decide if they will give me cash or not."
It is also common for us to resort to using the expression or verbal phrase "make effective." It is used when we want to make it clear that someone is currently carrying out a specific action or is carrying out a specific project.
Cash is available in bills and coins.
security forces
Effective is also the totality of the police or military forces that are in a joint mission or under the same command: “Two officers were injured in a shootout with criminals who had just robbed a bank,” “The Federal Police needs more troops to combat insecurity.”
Starting from this military field or security forces and bodies of a given country, it must be made clear that there is also a term that uses the word effective. We are referring specifically to what is known as an effective blockade , which is the action of obstructing or closing the passage carried out by maritime forces with the clear objective of cutting off communications.
Cash
Cash , finally, is what is found in coins or bills : “I'm going to go to the ATM to get cash,” “I'll do my Christmas shopping with a credit card since I have little cash.” Cash, therefore, is different from money that is in a savings account or checking account, or that is transferred by check.
In this sense we have to make it clear that the term cash is also used as a synonym for the word numerario , which is the noun that is also used to refer to what is the minted currency of a specific country.
In the same way, in this field we have to highlight the existence of the expression “received in cash” , which is commonly used in the commercial field to express and make clear that a person receives a payment through a promissory note or other. similar medium.