The phrase "air conditioning effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the impact or influence of air conditioning on a particular environment or situation, often in terms of temperature or comfort levels.
Example: "The air conditioning effect in the office made it much more comfortable for employees during the hot summer months."
Alternatives: "cooling effect" or "climate control effect".
Place a wet face cloth on the fan to produce a mini air-conditioning effect.
As a result, it is likely that, in cities that have extensive use of air conditioning, the estimated health effects on exposed individuals may be underestimated compared with effects estimated in communities having milder climates and more limited use of air conditioning.
Longwood-based Comprehensive Energy Services Inc. started $7 million of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, plumbing and special-effects work at six new Orlando-area projects.
Ambient temperatures were higher in Los Angeles during the study (21°C to 35°C), and patients may have been more likely to use air conditioning, and thus mitigate the effect of environment on the drug.
Thermal effects of air conditioning units installed on the same roof are also simulated and discussed.
For example, providing and assessing the effects of air conditioning at schools located along major roadways would be useful.
For example, Ostro et al. (2010) estimated that the use of air conditioning could significantly reduce the effects of temperature on hospitalizations for multiple diseases, with 0.76% absolute reduction in excess risk of cardiovascular disease for every 10% increase in air conditioner ownership.
The cooling effect reduced the air conditioning demand by 3.09 × 108 kWh which amounts to a 60% reduction in net cooling energy usage in Beijing.
Based on literature review, further substantial researches are needed in order to have a clearer picture on the climate variation effect towards the air conditioning system so that a complete guideline can be prepared for the future air conditioning system design in the tropics by taking consideration of possible climate change.
Epidemiological studies of heat-related mortality have shown a strong protective effect due to air conditioning (O'Neill et al. 2009).
