The phrase "ameliorating the effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or measures taken to improve or lessen the impact of a particular situation or issue.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at ameliorating the effect of climate change on local communities."
Alternatives: "mitigating the impact" or "reducing the consequences."
While ameliorating the effect of disorderly competition, market controls generate problems of their own, not encountered under a competitive system.
Another approach for ameliorating the effect of child advertising may lie in teaching children how to understand the media messages that constantly barrage them.
A classic approach to ameliorating the effect of such disturbances is isolation at a vibration transmission bottleneck, the machinery mounts.
Whilst their vast expanses absorb heat and CO2 – thereby ameliorating the effect on us land-dwellers – the results are having disastrous effects on marine life.
Sinclair says that in some cases this will make a difference of up to £40 a week: "We will speak to the landlord and the tenant and try and come up with a way of ameliorating the effect".
Under such a system, companies also could get credits for ameliorating the effect of their greenhouse gas emissions by such means as planting forests.
It is possible that automatic methods could be effective in ameliorating the effects of that decision for the specific case of the NomBank effort at relatively low cost.
These data suggest that nutritional supplementation programs also may be an effective means towards ameliorating the effects of miRNA dysregulation.
Ironically and unfortunately, instead of ameliorating the effects of economic slowdowns, our social safety net often acts to compound them.
There is plenty of help around for ameliorating the effects of the father upon the children, but nothing about the children inheriting similar genes and turning into unattractive adults.
