The phrase "achieve its effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the success or impact of something, such as a piece of writing, a film, or a marketing campaign.
Example: "The film was able to achieve its effect through powerful storytelling and stunning visuals."
Alternatives: "realize its impact" or "produce its intended result".
The film relies on the piling up of incidents, rather than a plot, to achieve its effect.
Each strained moment of silence, each bitter, taunting exchange between Konrad and his wife, each scene of comic desperation has been calculated to achieve its effect, whether the goal is a dark laugh at Konrad's self-delusions or a sense of clammy claustrophobia at the brutal war of attrition that is his marriage.
Second, an inverse agonist may achieve its effect through an alternative pathway (e.g. by re-loading a proton from the extracellular side) rather than a backward movement of the proton.
Clopidogrel resistance (CR) has been used to reflect the failure of clopidogrel to achieve its effect of antiplatelet aggregation.
Whereas gene therapy rests on recombinant protein expression as its basic principle, RNAi therapy instead uses small regulatory RNAs to achieve its effect.
Gabapentin is a structural analog of gamma aminobutyric acid (GABA), but does not bind to the GABAA or GABAB receptor to achieve its effect.
Four conclusions may be drawn from this body of research: IPT is the leading empirically supported alternative to CBT for bulimia nervosa (NICE, 2004), but it takes longer to achieve its effects.
And "Bright Red Apples" similarly relies upon bizarre characters and cartoonish violence to achieve its effects.
" To achieve its effects, "60 Minutes" employs forty-four offscreen producers, who do most of the actual reporting.
There are brick walls and pitched roofs in the manner of houses all over Surrey, but without ornament, relying instead on proportion, placement, the fall of light and outbreaks of glazed tiles by the front doors to achieve its effects.
This crucial moment should be treated more gently, in keeping with the rest of the alluring music in "Bright Star," which never pushes too hard to achieve its effects.
