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The phrase "about the terrible effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the negative consequences or impacts of a particular issue or situation.
Example: "The report focuses on the terrible effects of pollution on marine life."
Alternatives: "regarding the harmful impacts" or "concerning the negative consequences".
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He talks about the terrible effects of global warming......
These stories were even more disquieting than the articles about the terrible effects of gentrification.
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And the terrible effects of the tsunami on the local population are barely acknowledged.
The terrible effects of Zika threaten much of the planet, they believe.
It wasn't the first time I had seen the terrible effects of these banned weapons.
I've seen the terrible effects of our immigration policy in my business.
As a heart surgeon, I have seen the terrible effects of tobacco use first-hand.
We've seen the terrible effects of an event like 9/11.
"There will be an opportunity for the students to talk about the terrible event," Klimpel said.
The newest threat is the marketing of fruit flavored smoking devices to children, even though we know about the terrible negative effects they can have.
But it would be a strange doctor indeed who tried to convince a patient to go on chemo by first talking about all the terrible side effects it would have, and how much he wished he didn't have to administer it, before mentioning that it might actually make the patient healthier in the long run.
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