The phrase "and explore the effect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the investigation or examination of the impact or influence of something in a particular context.
Example: "In this study, we aim to analyze the data and explore the effect of social media on mental health."
Alternatives: "and examine the impact" or "and investigate the influence".
Then a friend sent me some of Richard Layard's [an LSE economist's] lectures in happiness economics, and I thought that it would be interesting to put these two areas together and explore the effect of people's natural environment on their wellbeing.
In this experiment, we pre-evaluate fitness of AV models and explore the effect of different parameters on their performance.
To improve 6-DCT production and explore the effect of each gene on it, ctcH and ctcJ were overexpressed individually and together in DT1 (Fig. 5b).
The intervention consisted of two group sessions performed in the workplace aiming to reduce stress, increase knowledge about hypertension, and explore the effect on illness perception.
to describe and explore the effect that pregnancy, childbirth and adjustment to a new baby have on the sexual relationship of fathers.
We also review the oxidation of Cu alloys and explore the effect of a secondary element to the oxide growth on a Cu surface.
The manufactured solution allows us to observe the expected convergence rates and explore the effects of the regularization in the optimization.
We introduce a correlation measure to evaluate the precision of the spiking patterns and explore the effects of different inhibitory interactions and learning parameters.
One way to accomplish this task would be to simulate alternative food policy scenarios and explore the effects of changes in food prices and income on the amount of different nutrients available for consumption.
Students and teachers need to be provided with opportunities to recognize and explore the effects of these systems and the outcomes of their behaviors, including opportunities to learn about diverse lives and identities, or to interrogate their own and others' positions of privilege- particularly around gender and sexuality.
We aimed to estimate the duration of transfer in births planned at home and in FMUs and explore the effects of distance and urgency on duration.
