The phrase "amplifying the effect of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how one factor enhances or increases the impact of another factor in various contexts, such as scientific, marketing, or social discussions.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is amplifying the effect of our brand awareness campaign, leading to increased customer engagement."
Alternatives: "enhancing the impact of" or "increasing the influence of".
Multiple small logarithmic growths are superimposed on the traces of internal ratios, corresponding to temporary ring current intensification during the storm main phase and amplifying the effect of this intensification on surface magnetic observations.
Furthermore, our study showed that several transcription factors involved in controlling the Vg gene expression, are themselves targets of the blood meal-mediated regulatory cascade, thus greatly amplifying the effect of this cascade on the Vg gene.
It is possible that the rise in maternal allergy may also be amplifying the effect of environmental changes.
Similar control of motion has been achieved with surfaces microscopically patterned with thermoresponsive polymers and by amplifying the effect of the photochemical switching of a spiropyran-functionalized surface.
A mutated node with a large number of downstream nodes has potential for amplifying the effect of the mutation as it spreads to the rest of the network.
RNA amplification by RNA polymerase-based in vitro transcription is thought to introduce the least bias to gene expression profiling [ 15- 17], although it is possible that amplifications methods have the potential of amplifying the effect of damage to mRNAs introduced during LCM processing.
Overall, the effectiveness of NPs in amplifying the effects of radiations is driven by physical chemistry factors, such as the capacity to produce ROS, including its localization and distribution within the cells.
For instance, NMDA receptors amplify responses to isolated stimuli as well as amplifying the effects of lateral inhibition (e.g., increase surround antagonism of center receptive field responses) (15).
The states' fiscal policy, then, is procyclical: it's amplifying the effects of the downturn, instead of mitigating them.
The gas seemingly played a major role in amplifying the effects of the ice ages, which were caused by wobbles in the earth's orbit.
But amplifying the effects of sunlight in countries when sunshine is not so plentiful is one application its creators envisage for the device.
