The phrase "an added effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the influence or impact that something has in addition to other effects.
Example: "The new policy had an added effect on employee morale, boosting productivity significantly."
Alternatives: "an additional impact on" or "a supplementary effect on".
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Several studies in chronic kidney disease have shown an added effect of dual blockade on blood pressure and proteinuria, 8 14 15 but this effect is very modest if dose titration of the single drugs was sufficient, 25 and the long term effect is still unclear.
The associations of increasing violence and substance abuse with the onset of early sexual activity and association of early substance abuse with high-risk sexual behavior suggest that programs to stem violence and substance abuse early on may have an added effect of delaying sexual onset and reducing high-risk sexual behavior in early teen years.
For an added effect, place a few items on the coffee table, such as a mug, a remote control, some magazines, or a newspaper, or maybe a video controller connected to a game system.
In patients with non-diabetic renal disease with insufficient control of proteinuria and blood pressure despite maximally dosed ACE inhibition monotherapy, addition of maximally dosed angiotensin receptor blockade had a modest added effect on proteinuria, without effects on systolic blood pressure.
As part of this, it is often suggested that the amount of dissolved CO2 over long time perspective can be enhanced significantly by the added effect on effective dissolution rate by the brine convection mechanism.
Additionally, an end plate thickness exceeding a threshold value has no added effect on the stack cold-start ability.
Further increase of the L-arginine concentration had no added effect on the NO production as the substrate concentration for iNOS might have reached the saturation limit.
