The phrase "a pulling effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a force or influence that draws something towards it or causes a reaction.
Example: "The gravitational force creates a pulling effect on objects, causing them to move towards the center of the planet."
Alternatives: "a drawing effect" or "a attracting influence".
It, also, showed that both, the ball and socket and the bar designs expose the implant on the balancing side to a pulling effect, which increases the risk of implant failure.
The reason for the preceding effect could be explained that an artificial V-shaped temperature distribution was built in the disk through actively managing thermal loading, and correspondingly, the reverse temperature gradient between hub and web produced a pulling effect and counteracted parts of stress from rotating.
The outward directed force of the chest wall has a pulling effect on the lung, which in itself strives to recoil to a lower volume, the minimal volume, slightly below the residual volume.
14, 16 This gives rise to a variation of the apparent radiation damping characteristic rate and to a "cavity pulling" effect or more rigorously to a frequency pushing.
The pulling effect also works for residual oil trapped in a configuration that have both ends open to flow.
The pulling effect was stronger in middle-aged than younger subjects, and female than male subjects.
The presence of uncommon hydrogen bond between Ser-H50 and Tyr-H97 has pulling effect on CDR-H3 loop.
Recently, the pulling effect of consumption on the national economy has been increasingly strengthened.
In this case, there is at least a 50 % chance that the capillary force retaining the oil droplet can be reduced by the pulling effect (Wang et al. 2000).
It is broadest when the cavity pulling effect vanishes (red curves in Figure 3).
We should pay attention to and consider acting upon the pulling effect of people's needs, codes, and ideas.
