The phrase "and harmful effects of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing negative consequences or impacts related to a specific subject or action.
Example: "The study examined the benefits and harmful effects of excessive screen time on children's health."
Alternatives: "and detrimental impacts of" or "and negative consequences of".
In a second phase, the evaluation of the effectiveness and harmful effects of the application of the nanoconsolidant in the building is presented.
Participants (both community members and key informants) were generally aware of many dangers and harmful effects of tobacco use and exposure to SHS, although accurate details beyond harm in general were not always known.
We attempt to study the useful and harmful effects of water dissociation on the EDI process.
A brief account of sources and harmful effects of pesticides and heavy metals is also given.
To the Editor: Your article about insurance and DNA illustrated nicely the existence and harmful effects of fear of genetic discrimination, but it may have inadvertently made matters worse.
This work deepens the understanding of the possible beneficial and harmful effects of impurities on grain boundaries, providing a guide for materials processing studies.
Background: Currently, many trials have been conducted to investigate the beneficial and harmful effects of Salvia miltiorrhiza depside salts for infusion for treating patients with angina pectoris.
This review aims to assess the beneficial and harmful effects of CHMs versus disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs) in patients with RA.
Clinical trials determine the efficacious and harmful effects of interventions using prospective assignment of interventions and measuring the effects on physiological measures and health outcomes.
He opened his speech with a litany of the dangers and harmful effects of the narcotics trade -- that heroin use is on the rise, that some terrorist groups profit from the drug trade, etc.
Last week, during two days of speeches, a group of 19 U.S. senators introduced a new resolution condemning certain corporations, think tanks, and other organizations for intentionally misleading the public about the seriousness and harmful effects of climate change.
