The phrase "a prominent effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significant impact or influence that something has on another thing or situation.
Example: "The new policy had a prominent effect on employee morale, leading to increased productivity."
Alternatives: "a significant impact on" or "a major influence on".
The impurity cluster size exerts a prominent effect on the band-edge states of PbTe.
Mr. Lasseter also said he wanted to ensure that the city's overcast skies had a prominent effect on the lighting.
Finally, vacancies are also shown to have a prominent effect on the transport properties of Ti2AlCxNy solid solutions.
Among the parameters studied, the applied normal load (F) had a prominent effect on wear rate, specific wear rate (ws) and coefficient of friction.
The results showed that surface roughness has a prominent effect on microhardness of the transition zone and the effect significantly increases with the addition of cementitious materials.
The model is shown to have a prominent effect on NO predictions, with an improvement in the regions close to the nozzle.
A prominent effect of gp120 on host cells is induction of apoptosis.
Overall, a decreased capacity of T-cells for the production of cytokines is a prominent effect of microgravity on leukocytes during spaceflight [ 24].
Our analysis of B- and T-lymphocyte distribution in mice during CIA onset failed to reveal a prominent effect of Rac1 peptide on lymphocyte trafficking, and synovial cellular infiltration scores were similar in mice treated with Ctrl and Rac1 peptides.
This information along with our previous work showing a prominent effect of Hoxb5 mesenchyme expression on airway branching in mouse and human led us to consider the possibility that at least some of the effects of androgens in developing lung may be mediated by Hoxb5 in mesenchyme [ 9, 10].
Researchers said this could be because finishing college can have a more prominent effect on a person's ability to land a good-paying job, regardless of whether or not they had borrowed to pay for those degrees.
