The phrase "about the specific effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing particular outcomes or consequences of a certain action, event, or phenomenon.
Example: "The research paper focuses on the findings about the specific effects of climate change on marine life."
Alternatives: "regarding the particular impacts" or "concerning the distinct outcomes".
But something strange happens if the animals keep practising these actions beyond the point at which they have effectively learnt them - they seem to "forget" about the specific effects of each action.
Though academic theories may explain how online reputations develop, business leaders may care more about the specific effects.
The EPA did not respond to a question about the specific effects of the cuts and what their consequences would be.
There is dispute about the specific effects of academy status on performance, but almost all of the data relates to the small number of academies set up under the last government.
While there is debate about the specific effects of climate change on food production, there is general consensus that the impact of global warming on food production will be largely negative.
We never learn about the specific effects of the World Trade Center attacks on particular characters — whether any of them lost a friend or happened to be downtown that morning — an omission in keeping with the film's coy, abstract treatment of recent history.
If the research question is about the specific effect of a therapy sometimes a good case can be made for a second control group which is 'attention-controlled'.
We tested our priori hypothesis about the specific effect of having obesity on bottom-up and top-down selective attention mechanisms, using independent t-tests to assess whether group affected the ability to disengage attention and for attention to be captured by food in the context of bottom-up and top-down tasks.
Therefore, no conclusion about the specific effect of touch on headache can be drawn.
Experimental manipulation of verbal information alone enables firm conclusions to be drawn about the specific effect that it has on fear.
CAST was performed when the rats were 8 weeks of age, and the T replacement lasted 4 weeks, so it is difficult to speculate about the specific effect on ARs.
