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The phrase "about the destructive effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the negative consequences or impacts of a particular action, event, or phenomenon.
Example: "The report focuses on the research about the destructive effect of pollution on marine life."
Alternatives: "regarding the harmful impact" or "concerning the damaging effect".
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Despite concerns about the destructive effect of seine nets on the Ballantrae Banks, they were capable of taking hauls of over 200,000 fish [24].
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He was deeply skeptical about scientific claims of impartiality and worried about the destructive effects of modern life on tribal peoples.
The problem with his plan was that it was at odds with everything else he had learned, both about the destructive effects of welfare and about the potential for social engineering to produce massive unintended consequences.
I didn't have a cake holder, and was worried about the destructive effects of Saran Wrap, so the shortcake traveled in my lap, sitting atop a flowered ceramic tray.
The danger from a European recession has been a theme of comments from the Federal Reserve governor, Daniel Tarullo, who has also raised the alarm that the US has not shored up its weak infrastructure and about the destructive effects of income inequality.
It's sickening to listen to him as he lies about the destructive effects of this abusive bill.
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Tells about his early life which was so poverty-stricken… ANNALS OF POLITICS about Robert Moses & the destructive effect of his power on metropolitan N.Y., & the fall of his empire.
What the late break reveals is the destructive effect of time.
Which brings me back to the destructive effect of focusing on invisible monsters.
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