The phrase "also highlights the effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or significance of a particular point or finding in a text or argument.
Example: "The study not only presents the data but also highlights the effect of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "also emphasizes the impact" or "also underscores the influence".
This review also highlights the effects of introducing other electro-active materials such as carbon nanotubes, conducting polymers and metal oxides on the electrochemical performance of one to three dimensional graphene hybrid electrodes.
"Graduating to a Pay Gap" also highlights the effects of a gender pay gap on student debt, noting that "women and men pay the same amount for their college degrees, but they often do not reap the same rewards".
An earlier study also highlights the effects of apoptotic cells on B cell IL-10 production, where apoptotic cells protected mice from developing collagen-induced arthritis (CIA) by the induction of IL-10-producing regulatory B cells [ 46].
We also highlight the effect of discretization errors on the measurement of physical quantities that involve scales close to the grid resolution.
We will also highlight the effect of CD137 targeting on the TME and discuss the importance of probing TME changes for predicting and testing the efficacy of CD137-mediated immunotherapy.
Tables 3 4 also highlight the effect of different loading regimes, which seems to suggest that prolonged duration and loading at intervals (no continuous intermittent loading) increase cell density and synthesis, signaling response as well as mechanical response (e.g. (Shelton et al. 2003; Hung et al. 2004)).
Like other organizations that Creators has reported on, they are ensuring protection for grassroots arts networks in the face of a vulnerable National Endowment for the Arts and a shrinking arts funding landscape, while also highlighting the effect that art has on rural economies.
The Competition of Cues Theory also highlighted the effect of competing demands or external stressors in making it less likely that symptoms are noticed and interpreted (Pennebaker, 1982).
