The phrase "ample effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or substantial impact or influence that something has in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy had an ample effect on employee productivity, leading to noticeable improvements in performance."
Alternatives: "significant impact" or "substantial effect."
Economic research about crowding out is conducted given the strong theoretical and empirically well-founded backdrop of the relative price effect: Ample evidence exists that behavior is usually in line with incentives (e.g., Prendergast, 1999), and research on motivation crowding out is looking for the exceptions.
David S. Rapkin provides sound effects ample enough to qualify as a supplementary electronic score.
An ample range of effects can be obtained from precise images, in which every hair, every grain can be clearly seen, to a smudged charcoal effect.
Ample research shows the effect of price controls, and central management of services, on access and innovation: It puts a damper on both.
The significant strengths of this study include a large sample size, which provided ample power to evaluate effect modification.
In at least two of these areas, the authors suggest this could be due to the protective effect of ample nearby green space and open water.
In contrast, ample evidence shows stimulatory effect of P4, and P4/E2 combination, on the growth other hormone-responsive tumors, such as breast and uterine carcinomas (Cicatiello et al. 2004, Saitoh et al. 2005).
New Jersey's tax rose to $1.50 a pack, matching New York's, and Pennsylvania and Maryland both went to $1. Despite ample research on the effects of cigarette prices on sales, forecasters did not know what to expect.
It is dark but not dreary, whimsical but not silly, wringing ample allure from simple effects: several dense clusters of votive candles against mirrors; lighting fixtures with lime green and pumpkin orange shades that echo or complement the colors of some of those cocktails.
There is ample evidence on the effects of prices and taxes on heavy drinking, including binge drinking [1].
