The phrase "and forecasting the effects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing predictions or analyses related to the outcomes of a particular action, event, or situation.
Example: "The study focuses on assessing the current trends and forecasting the effects of climate change on agriculture."
Alternatives: "and predicting the impacts" or "and estimating the consequences".
In an experiment, a sandbox model was built using noncohesive sandy soil to simulate the existence of a growth fault in the Shanchiao Fault and forecast the effect of the growth fault on shear-band development and ground differential deformation.
The aims of this study were to investigate and forecast the effect of co-administration of a meal on drug release for delayed and/or extended release mesalamine formulations as well as design of in vitro tests to distinguish among formulations in a biorelevant way.
Physiological ecologists who design computer models to predict how animals handle heat are forecasting the effects of climate change.
Forecasting the effects of global changes on high altitude ecosystems requires an understanding of the long-term relationships between biota and forcing factors to identify resilience thresholds.
All these events have created great knowledge about the effects within the Swedish power industry and an interest to collaborate with scientists in order to understand the solar causes of GICs and herewith possibly forecast the effects of GICs.
Our simulation approach has provided us an effective tool, which allows us to forecast the effects of the changes on the performance and efficiency.
The Core Cap-and-Trade scenario forecasts the effect of the full Lieberman-Warner Climate Security Act (S. 2191), which regulates emissions of greenhouse gases through a cap-and-trade system and provides economic incentives for increased energy efficiency [24].
For instance, it can be used by forest managers to forecast the effects of silvicultural practices or wildfire on stand regeneration, composition and productivity.
Even if the recession does end this year, as the more optimistic economists forecast, the effects of it could be felt for years to come.
