The phrase "a possible adverse effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential negative outcomes or side effects related to a treatment, medication, or action.
Example: "Before starting the new medication, it's important to understand a possible adverse effect that may occur."
Alternatives: "a potential negative impact" or "a possible side effect".
Pancreatic atrophy is a possible adverse effect of cancer therapy.
In 4 years of continuous radio tracking of more than 50 eagle owls (both breeders and non-breeding juveniles), we never recorded a possible adverse effect of a backpack on an individual or its breeding performance (Delgado and Penteriani, unpublished data).
It seems to me that the described finding is a possible adverse effect.
A possible adverse effect on prognosis of hormone-responsive breast cancers needs to be clarified.
As all operated patients had an R0 resection, a possible adverse effect of an incomplete resection on survival could not be assessed.
The relationship between water Mn and children's intellectual function suggested a possible adverse effect, above and beyond the contribution of social factors.
The recipients will also receive a telephone hotline number to report any possible adverse effect like fever, a spreading rash or altered mental status caused by encephalitis.
A study showed that 76.2% of outpatients coming to a general physician wanted to know all possible adverse effects [ 19].
In an attempt to elucidate the possible adverse effect of CM sensitivity, we correlated the CM challenge results to data from self-reported questionnaires about gastrointestinal symptoms and experienced connection between food ingestion and symptoms.
14, 16, 36 Another possible adverse effect of antifibrinolytic agents is a potential risk of thrombosis.
This cautions about possible adverse effect of excessive energy minimization on generating a database of ligand conformations for virtual screening.
