The phrase "although the effects will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding the anticipated effects of a situation or action.
Example: "Although the effects will take time to manifest, we are confident in the long-term benefits of this initiative."
Alternatives: "even though the effects will" or "despite the effects being".
Many are wondering what the effects will be – although some impacts of Romanian and Bulgarian free movement have already happened, with an estimated 100,000 to 150,000 people born in the A2 currently living in Britain.
As with Taylor's time and motion studies, predicting all the effects will be difficult: Although Taylorism is best remembered for sparking the age of scientific management, it was also a factor in the rise of organized labor.
Low income families were more likely to experience financial hardship than people in high income groups and within households, 'cancer in men may result in greater financial difficulties than cancer among women, although the effect will depend on breadwinner roles before diagnosis' [ 8] (p4350).
Although the effects of climate change will vary by region and population, the effects will be evident throughout the United States as well as globally (Frumkin et al. 2008).
The new locks and basins will allow more saltwater into Gatún Lake, although the canal authority insists that the effect will be small and that steps can be taken to mitigate the problem if necessary.
The effect will be to lower Freddie Mac's reported profits in the future, although it will probably not cause the company to become unprofitable.
The effect will be enormous.
Although partial volume effects will lead to a lessening of metastatic SUVs (Soret et al, 2007), as the tumour sizes (where present) were comparable between groups, the effect will occur to a similar extent irrespective of treatment.
Intensification of treatment targets has also increased frequency of severe hypoglycaemia, although this effect will depend on the nature of the treatment used and the degree of insulin deficiency in the patient [ 21].
I don't expect it to take off in the same way, although the Amélie effect will help it," Mowe says.
