The phrase "altering effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the influence or change that something has on another thing.
Example: "The new policy has an altering effect on employee productivity and morale."
Alternatives: "impact on" or "influence over".
An altering effect of taxol on the arrangement of tubulin protofilaments was reported [ 27, 28].
The results of our gene expression analysis indicate an altering effect of DEHP on gene expression in human nasal mucosa.
In late 2013, Glasgow University published the findings of a ten-year study into whether or not increased exposure to television and/or video games had behavioural altering effects on children.
These results are consistent with those reported here where we have been able to directly suppress growth mediated by Tsc-Rheb-Tor pathway activation without altering effects on synapse formation or axon guidance.
This was found necessary since different categories of RO membranes certainly have altered effects on the system's performance.
More recent studies addressed the question whether HDL also has altered effects on LDL oxidation in patients with cardiovascular disease.
Our current data on manipulating miR-339-5p miR-339-5p miR-339-5pexpression BCL6 on breast cancer cells.
We hypothesized that depressed individuals would show 1) altered hippocampal response to exogenous administration of cortisol, and 2) altered effects of cortisol on learning.
However, certain excipients were found to have altering effects on drug pharmacodynamics and/or pharmacokinetics.
The little phrase echoes through "In Search of Lost Time," its intervals recurring in other compositions by Vinteuil, its implications rippling outward, until, in a central episode of "The Captive," Vinteuil's music has a life-altering effect on the narrator of the book, essentially inspiring a superficial young man to become Marcel Proust.
