The phrase "a very strong effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the significant impact or influence something has on a situation, person, or outcome.
Example: "The new policy had a very strong effect on employee morale, leading to increased productivity."
Alternatives: "a profound impact" or "a significant influence."
It is shown that the spatial distribution of the permeability has a very strong effect on the dynamic behavior of a landfill, whereas mechanical dispersion, manifested by effective dispersion coefficients that depend on the flow velocities, has virtually no effect.
"But we found that the mere presence of a rival has a very strong effect".
For instance, nutrient loading had a very strong effect on the modules in both MLB and XKB.
Nozzle turbulence characteristics have a very strong effect on the regimes of most of the combustion modes.
Thermal treatments modifying the interfacial shear stresses were also found to have a very strong effect on Gc.
The temperature of the plating bath had a very strong effect on the composition of the deposits.
Daniel Kessler, global leader of BCG's wealth management division, said: "We have seen a really strong equity market that has had a very strong effect on existing assets.
"We expect increased thermokarst activity could be a very strong effect, but we don't really know," said Guido Grosse, another scientist at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks.
The early history of pager technology, for example, had a very strong effect on how text messaging rolled out to other services like the mobile phone.
However, there was a very strong effect of litter type on mass loss and concentrations of C, N and P between most combinations of litter.
We found a very strong effect of the spatial scale of investigation upon the perception of the landscape butterfly richness relationship.
