The phrase "a propagating effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the influence or impact that something has, which spreads or continues to develop over time.
Example: "The new policy has a propagating effect on employee morale, leading to increased productivity across the organization."
Alternatives: "a ripple effect on" or "an influencing effect on".
Absolute measurements of OH mole fraction reveal that at conditions well below the dominance of the thermal chain-branched chemistry (at T = 668 K), the plasma induced a chain-propagating effect on OH formation, which was entirely confined to the boundaries of the plasma discharge section of the reactor.
Our observed changes in miRNA levels are greater than the SNL-associated mRNA changes [5], [6], a result which might suggest that the miRNA changes we observe propagate their effects on protein levels through translational regulation rather than through targeted mRNA degradation.
The tunicate species propagated higher effects on the remaining species, whereas the kelp species presented the longest SRT (as a resilience measure).
Managing ECs to evaluate and propagate their effects on the upstream data used in assembly planning and downstream activities and information is crucial but problematic.
For example, one may argue that the fact that information can propagate upstream does not necessarily imply that this always has a strong effect on the flow - the upstream-propagating waves could be rather weak.
TRAM34 increased the number of anally propagating SL contractions, but had no effect on orally propagating SL contractions.
Expression of TMPAP had a significant effect on Ca2+ responses in individual astrocytes and dramatically reduced the spread of Ca2+ excitation propagating among cultured astrocytes.
Planted tree rows (shelterbelts) in prairie landscapes are a prominent feature and have been implicated in propagating negative edge effects on breeding birds, perhaps through harboring a diverse suite of nest predators.
Here we quantify the lower bound on the MESP uncertainty for a biochemical conversion process by propagating the effects of uncertainty from feedstock composition and primary measurements to the uncertainty in the economic model.
It was found that the compressibility of the pressurizing media used during the pressure testing of COPVs has an effect on the leakage of the propagating Lamb modes, as well as alternative direct paths that may propagate within the fluid.
