The phrase "active effect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the influence or impact that something has in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The active effect of the new policy was evident in the increased productivity of the team."
Alternatives: "impact of" or "influence of".
Land regulation policies have the positive and active effect of ignoring this interference rather than counteracting it.
Single dietary supplementation with EPA (but not DHA) has reportedly had the most significant effects43, and recent data show an especially active effect of EPA in the promotion of browning in vitro48.
This should be attributed to the improvement of particle size distribution, filling and active effect of steel slag powders on MKPC paste.
In that study, the placebo effect was particularly high, and it is therefore possible that the negative result was due to an active effect of the placebo.
The active effect of let-7g may be related to the drug infiltration and microenvironment change of the tumors [ 26].
Consequently, it may have the active effect of synchronizing the dynamics of all the cells by exerting the identical fluctuation on each cell through signaling molecules.
In interacting with our fellow humans, avoidance of blame or denigration has a far more active effect on the health of both parties in a relationship -- and on the relationship itself -- than the primarily internal process of forgiveness.
Findings include that (i) the preferred analysis is via shrinkage; (ii) designs with similar numbers of runs and factors can be effective for a considerable number of active effects of only moderate size; and (iii) unbalanced designs can perform well.
The passive as well as active effects of the steady suction and unsteady sideways-oscillating blowing are documented and careful experimentation allows the energy budget to be directly calculated from wind tunnel experiments.
While proteomics data has provided important insights into the active effects of S-enantiomers, metabolomics may shed new light on the understanding of drug-cell interactions as it reveals the downstream changes of proteome.
For parsimony, the "active" effects of large studies were considered to be negligible beyond the third quarter.
