The phrase "a far reaching effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the significant impact or influence that something has on a particular situation or group.
Example: "The new policy will have a far reaching effect on the community, altering the way resources are allocated."
Alternatives: "a significant impact on" or "a profound influence on".
Phenomenological heat capacity of nanofluids - the mesolayer concept: The above discussion suggests that the nanoparticles induce a far reaching effect in the surrounding liquid.
In involving men in such strategies, it is important to attribute vasectomy to responsibility and care as this may have a far reaching effect and increase vasectomy uptake.
Against this background, imagining that human intervention on the trivial scale offered by pre-implantation genetic diagnosis, could have any serious or far reaching effect on human population, is anxiety too far.
In line with the Granger results, the Toda-Yamamoto tests suggest that Vietnam has the most far reaching effect on other international rice prices as the results in Table 3 suggest that Vietnamese prices transmit to all four of the other prices included in the analysis.
These studies highlight a complex form of functional specialization between isoforms in different compartments and clearly show that changes in the amount of one specific isoform can have far reaching effects on plant growth and development.
A previous version of this article stated that termite mounds have far reaching effects on large animals such as elephants and cheetahs.
Dissemination of antibiotic resistance genes via the food chain to either the resident microbiota of the human gut or pathogenic bacteria is likely to have far reaching effects on both human and animal health and present a major financial cost [ 67].
"Film can change people's lives and have far reaching effects on how we live," said Wagner prior to introducing the panel.
Climate change is anticipated to have far reaching effects on the sustainable development of developing countries... WWF's Smith also said, "Cutting black carbon emissions by ensuring adequate access to energy and cleaner cookstoves is in principle good, but we should not assume that this new initiative will deliver quick results".
