The phrase "added effect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the additional impact or influence something has on a situation or outcome.
Example: "The new marketing strategy had the added effect of increasing customer engagement significantly."
Alternatives: "additional impact of" or "supplementary effect of".
The added effect of the clock change is small, he said, but it "could be harmful to people who have other risk factors".
The contact angle increased to superhydrophobic at 158.5° upon the incorporation of 5 wt% CNTs in the nanofiber due to increased roughness and added effect of hydrophobic CNTs.
As the twill woven fabrics are heavier and thicker than the plain woven fabrics it is possible that this added effect of absorbing more hot liquid made the twill fabrics store more energy than the plain fabrics.
Main or added effect of change in temperature.
We also examined the added effect of response efficacy and self-efficacy on precautionary actions.
Furthermore we determined the added effect of Src or JNK inhibition by PP2 and SP600125, respectively, on chemotherapeutic response.
An added effect of lowering the lights during Earth Hour was increased public awareness about light pollution.
Table 3 shows the main effect and added effect of the 2008 cold spell on non-accidental mortality at lag 0 27 days.
The added effect of alemtuzumab with a total dose almost twice as high as in our study may explain the distinctly higher rate of serious infections.
In a recent issue of Critical Care, Kwakman and colleagues report results of a single-ICU open-label RCT testing the added effect of medical grade honey in decreasing cutaneous colonization and infection of central vein catheters [ 11].
The added effect of duration (Added-effect Greporteds reportod to be null to minimal in all studies except for the one studying emergency department visits (Wang et al. 2012).
