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The phrase "a cool effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has an appealing or impressive impact, often in creative or artistic contexts.
Example: "The lighting in the performance created a cool effect that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "an impressive effect" or "a neat effect".
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Seen once, it is a cool effect; twice through 10 times, a self-conscious gimmick; 65 times, something approaching a guiding ethic.
"It's a cool effect, when you have that ridge of the bone, and you have tissue that's sort of stringy and hanging on.
And using pastel slips as a trashy underlayer for his sliced-apart suits was a cool effect borrowed from his January men's show.
Combined with glow-in-the-dark costumes, they create a cool effect that would make you the life of any neighborhood party.
Like all the effects in the movie, this works not because it is a cool effect (it's actually pretty low tech — merely "motion blur" photography) but because it's a powerful graphic distillation of the feeling the whole movie gives you: an image of pure kinetic energy which has become a permanent part of the world's visual imagination.
Still, he says: "It's a cool effect.
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"It has a cooling effect.
The net result is a cooling effect.
Cross ventilation from sliding wall panels would create a cooling effect.
Clouds generally have a cooling effect on the Earth's temperature, because they reflect sunlight.
The cucumber salad and chorizo Ibérica also has a cooling effect.
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