The phrase "and effects of several" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consequences or outcomes related to multiple subjects or factors.
Example: "The study examined the causes and effects of several environmental changes on local wildlife."
Alternatives: "and impacts of various" or "and consequences of multiple".
Process of CO2 absorption by monoethanolamine (MEA) solutions was conducted in microchannel reactors and effects of several parameters on the absorption process were evaluated and analyzed, i.e., MEA concentration, temperature, pressure, molar ratio of MEA to CO2 and aspect ratio of microchannel.
The bottom-hole pressure and production formulas are established, and effects of several key parameters are analyzed.
Thus, PSMD9 may, if impaired in its function due to gene variants affecting the protein sequence and/or protein dosage, alter dosage and effects of several downstream genes.
Emphasis will be put on the combined interactions and effects of several neuro-toxic products (lead, mercury, PCB, pesticides) and various endocrinal disturbers.
We tested this hypothesis in the common dandelion (Taraxacum officinale), a species with well-established geographic parthenogenesis, by screening prevalence and effects of several specialized pests and pathogens in natural dandelion populations.
The rather higher Q e (53.0 mg gdw−1) than predicted Qmax (32.0 mg gdw−1) recorded for strain Idd1 may be associated with the surface functional groups, and effects of several factors including number of binding sites, chemical state of the sites, and binding strength of the sites, as previously discussed by Febrianto et al. (2009).
They worried about the effectiveness and side effects of several key interventions: condoms, antiretroviral treatment, various contraceptives and impregnated mosquito nets.
Temperature and flow fields were computed, and the effects of several materials properties and design parameters were quantified.
The floating potential variability of the Electric Field Detector EFDD) probes, on board the Chinese Seismo-Electromagnetic Satellite (CSES), has been modeled, and the effects of several structural and environmental elements have been determined.
Optimal data-gathering trees are analyzed and the effects of several sensor capabilities and constraints are discussed, e.g., radio power constraints, energy consumption model, and data aggregation functionalities.
The cell model approach was extended to the catalytic reaction over a spherical catalyst pellet and the effects of several parameters on the effectiveness factor were investigated via numerical simulation.
