The phrase "and fighting the effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to combat or mitigate the consequences of a particular issue or problem.
Example: "The organization is dedicated to raising awareness and fighting the effects of climate change in local communities."
Alternatives: "and combating the impacts" or "and addressing the consequences".
Today, Gough is 70 and fighting the effects of his latest round of chemotherapy.
Young, and barely oxidized in the processing, the leaves retain a high concentration of anti-oxidants: in the last 10 years, a string of research papers has asserted that white tea may have health benefits in helping to reduce cancer and heart disease risks, and fighting the effects of aging.
Although Mr. Canfield may be one of the few vocal supporters of vinyl siding's appearance, untold millions of homeowners have wrapped their homes in the stuff for more practical reasons, after tiring of frequently repainting or repointing and fighting the effects of rain, sun and rot.
This panel will share some of the implications of an organization – whether national in scope, like Center for the Study of Social Policy, or state-based or local – committing itself to being an anti-racist organization and fighting the effects of institutional and structural racism wherever confronted.
"I saw a crowd that included the elderly and young children fighting the effects of tear gas.
According to descriptions of the scene reported by Al Jazeera, the area is now closed to the public, and crowded with dozens of ambulances fighting the effects of heavy rain to help victims.
The groups gained popularity in the same era – hip-hop's golden age, in the late 80s and early 90s – against a politically charged backdrop, each fighting the effects of Reaganism.
His job includes protecting Gotham's ecosystems, cleaning up old landfills, making sure public works projects don't run roughshod over the environment, fighting the effects of oil spills and winning lawsuits against polluters -- more than $60 million over the last decade.
Masquerading as high spirits, the busy finale reminds one of a rustic dancer fighting the effects of a hangover.
Here unions found themselves in a bind - fighting the effects of neoliberalism rather than neoliberalism itself, which is a bit like fighting with one hand tied behind your back.
