The phrase "a compounding effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where one factor increases the impact or influence of another factor over time.
Example: "The lack of sleep and stress can have a compounding effect on your overall health."
Alternatives: "an accumulative impact on" or "a cumulative effect on".
And the lack of any family help can have a compounding effect on the millions of people who have negative net worths well into adulthood thanks to their student loan debt.
This again has a compounding effect on the transition into vocational education and training.
However, for a large tensile deformation (20 30% strain), the film thickness and the microstructure of SWCNTs had a compounding effect on the piezoresistive behavior.
Making the commitment to be where your feet are and practicing these skills every day will have a compounding effect on your success.
This has a compounding effect on families and the economy of $430,000's over the lifetime of a woman's career.
The survey found that nearly one third of female lawyers have been sexually harassed during their working life, more than half of respondents have been bullied, and that certain factors, such as being female and/or Māori, Pacific and Asian, have a compounding effect on the levels of harassment a lawyer can expect to face.
This may reflect a compounding effect of a significant positive association between geographic disjunction and population size in this species, or alternatively may indicate that geographic distances between disjunct populations are not large enough to have a significant impact on the behaviour of insect pollinators.
And there will be a compounding effect from the fast growth of inter-modal transport (switching freight from one "mode" to another, such as train to truck or aircraft) which tends to send even more traffic to hubs like Chicago.
What happens is that instead of a great skit playing alone, as it does on something like Inside Amy Schumer, each set piece has a compounding effect, feeding into what we already know and love about these women.
And this problem can have a compounding effect, because cheaters, research has shown, tend to win more often.
The economy has been bumping along the bottom and there has been a compounding effect which means people have to be very careful about the pound in their pocket".
