The phrase "a great effect in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of something in a particular context or area.
Example: "The new policy had a great effect in improving employee morale across the organization."
Alternatives: "a significant impact on" or "a major influence in".
Indeed, each had a great effect in shaping the literary and moral development of the nations in which they lived.
"One way unions have a great effect in elections is they provide the foot soldiers" to knock on doors, run phone banks and be poll watchers, Mr. Raynor said.
We will revisit that and apply this lemma to a great effect in the next section.
Although this is only an empirical comparison, the technology shows promise for cities with similar climates and can be used to a great effect in Chandīgarh.
Reaction temperature showed a great effect in terms of selectivity and catalysts comparison was therefore done at a temperature of 300°C.
Regarding the results in the normotensive group, it was found a great effect in the perceived stress (d = − 0.65; 95% IC 0.686 0.630) indicating that there was a large reduction in the mean of post-test.
He said it aided offensive timing and would have a greater effect in future seasons when teams started to further incorporate the play-action pass.
2. Learn how faking and manipulating photos is having a greater effect in the age of the pixel, by reading and discussing the article "The Camera Never Lies, but the Software Can". 3. In a fishbowl discussion, debate when and where it is acceptable to show faked photos, and how photojournalists and news editors should make such decisions.
Their further study demonstrated that the surface density of the PEG chains has a greater effect in inhibiting bacterial adhesion.
Second, other things being equal, as the level of guanxi gets higher, it has a greater effect in eliciting commitment.
The dyed fabric with turmeric powder under alkaline condition created a greater effect in reducing bacteria concentration as compared to that under acidic condition.
