The phrase "adverse effects for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing negative consequences or impacts related to a specific subject, such as a medication, policy, or action.
Example: "The study revealed several adverse effects for patients taking the new medication."
Alternatives: "negative impacts on" or "harmful consequences for".
Larger trials are needed to determine optimal regimens, achieving maximal effectiveness with minimal adverse effects, for each antenatal indication for use.
Pharmacogenetic testing raises the hope to individualize ACE inhibitor therapy in order to optimize its effectiveness and to reduce adverse effects for genetically different subgroups.
I think the perfection of Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan had adverse effects for a lot of voters.
Asked about potential dangers, Mr. Roco of the National Science Foundation responded that issues of possible adverse effects for air, water and soil are being studied at several of the Nanotech Initiative Centers.
This can be combined with, for example ocular adverse effects for systemic drugs (see Fig. 3b).
Foreseeing this possibility, bidders may act cautiously with adverse effects for revenue and efficiency.
It is desirable to use a safe agent with fewer adverse effects for this purpose.
Prices are globally unstable with adverse effects for the economy's efficiency and the equitable distribution of the gains from trade.
Maternal smoking is one of the most modifiable factors with clear adverse effects for the fetus and the entire family.
Firstly, adverse effects are mined to identify the most frequent adverse effects for ocular drugs and their relative frequency (see Fig. 5).
In ecological risk assessment, RVs are concentrations in environmental compartments (soil, sediments, or water) that are not anticipated to cause adverse effects for receptors in the environmental compartments.
