The phrase "a durable effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an impact or influence that is long-lasting or resistant to change.
Example: "The new policy implemented by the company has had a durable effect on employee productivity."
Alternatives: "a lasting impact" or "a long-term effect".
Since other research has shown that holding a muscle in a shortened position for a long time can lead to permanent contraction, high heels could have a durable effect on aficionados' anatomy.
Through encapsulation of nanoparticles, the inhibitors were released controllably for a durable effect.
Soil enzymatic activities that were also significantly activated by composts showed a durable effect during the whole incubation time (Figure 5).
This study indicates that Tenecteplase has a wide therapeutic range, a therapeutic window of at least 3 h and a durable effect.
Additional insulation of the attic, outer wall or basement walls (the so-called climate shell) combined with window replacements have a durable effect which reduces the energy usage over a long period of time.
Our study first extends previous reports that delayed extinction can cause a "durable" effect which is still significant at R 2 d.
The TZDs appear to have a more durable effect on glycemic control, particularly compared with sulfonylureas (55).
Metformin increases GLP-1 secretion by intestinal L-cells (106– 108), and the combination of metformin plus DPP4i may exert a more durable effect on β-cell function.
Current evidence suggests a positive, durable effect of phentermine/topiramate ER on the cardiometabolic sequelae of obesity, including improving glycemia and blood pressure, and ameliorating obstructive sleep apnea.
Thus, antihyperglycemic agents that improve β-cell function and enhance hepatic and muscle insulin sensitivity may have a more durable effect in reducing A1C (38– 45).
Furthermore, its long duration of action makes it an interesting new agent, since it may reduce frequency of repeat injections if needed, and establish a more durable effect [ 26, 27].
