The phrase "ameliorating effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the positive impacts or improvements that something may have on a situation or condition.
Example: "The study highlighted the ameliorating effects of the new treatment on patients suffering from chronic pain."
Alternatives: "improving effects" or "beneficial impacts".
For me, the subway does not have the same ameliorating effects, and I often need a little saccharine pop to drown out the sound of the guy next to me clipping his fingernails.
However, without a demonstrable adverse effect of PCB153 any possible ameliorating effects of fish could not be ascertained.
Her research project focus on preventing or ameliorating effects of natural products on BPA-induced reproductive toxicity in rats.
HQD has favorable ameliorating effects against liver fibrosis; its mechanism of actions was associated with protection from hepatocyte apoptosis and promotion of CD 68 expression in the development of liver fibrosis to cirrhosis development.
Ameliorating effects of the diet extended to the control animals.
Consequently, the predominantly downwind side of a lake is more influenced by the ameliorating effects of a lake.
The region is exposed to the ameliorating effects of the North Atlantic Current, a northeastward extension of the Gulf Stream.
Meanwhile, in China, the ameliorating effects of Xi's tax cuts and credit easing are likely to be short-lived, with knock-on effects in the US and Europe.
These results suggest that quetiapine may have ameliorating effects on the cognitive impairment and brain apoptotic processes induced by PCP.
For example, Adler and associates have reported the ameliorating effects of smoking on normalization of the P50 auditory evoked response in schizophrenics shows rapid tolerance with continued smoking (Adler et al. 1993).
This study was designed to evaluate the cytological and biochemical properties, and comparative ameliorating effects, of an aqueous extract of Costus afer Ker Gawl.
