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The phrase "a corrosive effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a damaging or harmful influence on a person, situation, or environment.
Example: "The constant negativity in the workplace can have a corrosive effect on employee morale and productivity."
Alternatives: "a damaging impact on" or "a detrimental influence on".
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"The job of grading freshman compositions has a corrosive effect on one's relation with the English language," he says.
That disparity is having a corrosive effect on how we view our country, our government, and one another.
These indemnities have a corrosive effect on local democracy.
He said the flight of nurses had had a corrosive effect on health care.
The influence of fame, drugs and money had had a corrosive effect on fraternal harmony.
But working for Trump can have a corrosive effect on good people.
More generally, years of kleptocracy have had a corrosive effect on the place.
That has a corrosive effect on the quality of public life.
Even fans of capitalism concede that it can have a corrosive effect on morals and community ties.
And many educators worry that the shakeout is having a corrosive effect on college athletics at large.
Over time, withdrawals would have a corrosive effect on the institutions that foster commercial, security and social cooperation.
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