The phrase "a slowdown effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the impact or consequence of a reduction in speed or efficiency in a particular context, such as economics or processes.
Example: "The new regulations have created a slowdown effect in the manufacturing sector, leading to delays in production."
Alternatives: "a deceleration impact" or "a reduction effect."
Overall, these studies show a large slowdown effect (i.e., approximately 30%) that stacking information produces over spatially distributed information, and multiple paths by which this effect can be produced.
This difference is likely explained by the "hominoid slowdown" effect, which describes a lower substitution rate in hominoids (including humans) relative to Old World monkeys (including macaques) and is hypothesized to result from variation in life-history patterns among lineages, for example, in generation time (Yi et al. 2002; Steiper et al. 2004; Kim et al. 2006).
If wage and price gains are concentrated in 2007, the Fed may yet overshoot with higher rates and a slowdown, in effect closing the barn door after the horse has gone.
Compensatory injection of DA directly into the brain rescues the slowdown effect on motor patterns, but not sensitization or conditioning [105]; [see also 110], [111][112].
The slowdown effect on evolutionary rates was also observed in our study.
The final forecast range can then be determined in Step 3 by superpositioning the annual peak load growth modeled with a slower saturation, according to (1), and the two variants of the "slowdown" effects, determined in Step 2.
"Everyone everywhere is coping with slowdown effects in China," he said.
For this vast, chaotic land such a slowdown amounts, in effect, to a recession.
And Fitch Ratings recently released a study it conducted with the forecasting consultancy Oxford Economics that examined the effect a slowdown in China would have on the rest of the world.
A slowdown could have dramatic effects, including a cooling of northern Europe, fewer Atlantic hurricanes, and more drought in the Sahel of Africa.
