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The phrase "a limited effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of something that is not extensive or significant.
Example: "The new policy has had a limited effect on employee productivity, as many workers continue to struggle with the changes."
Alternatives: "a minor impact on" or "a slight influence on".
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The union campaign has had a limited effect on Labor Ready, Mr. King said.
A ban would have a limited effect on gun-industry profits.
But this has a limited effect on exports because manufacturers schedule enough shifts to meet demand.
Sales and press coverage have a limited effect on who the bookies think will win, Adams explains.
If they do all that, Dr. Servheen said, the mine will have a limited effect on the bear.
As Inman writes, "developing your property has only a limited effect on the value of the land".
These results suggest that many policies aimed at controlling malpractice costs may have a limited effect on physicians' malpractice concerns.
However, it seemed to have a limited effect on nurse retention.
The subsequent solution and ageing treatments have a limited effect on the hardness.
Several studies have shown that published guidelines have a limited effect on clinical practice.
Viscosity tests indicated the used chemical additive had a limited effect on viscosity reduction.
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