The phrase "and in the effect" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incorrect or incomplete expression, possibly intended to convey a cause-and-effect relationship.
Example: "The changes were implemented, and in the effect, we saw significant improvements in productivity."
Alternatives: "as a result" or "consequently".
But Mr. Christie's campaign also became a study in political determination, and in the effect a candidate can have by simply refusing to give up.
In his book Richard Dadd: The Artist and the Asylum Nicholas Tromans is interested in the nature of asylums in general, and in the effect of Bethlem and Broadmoor on Dadd and his work.
"Goody became a phenomenon, both in terms of the interest she inspired in the public and in the effect that her sad death had on awareness of cervical cancer," he said.
The contribution of this work lies in unravelling the effect of VSL on the perceived quality of interactive products, and in the effect of role on preference and choice of these products.
These problems are interrelated, both in how the issues arise and in the effect they have on one another.To improve the distribution of health workers in rural areas, strategies for increasing production and strengthening retention should be well integrated for better effectiveness.
This may be of biological significance in tumour behaviour and in the effect of cytostatics.
Much of the film-making goes on not on the set, but in post and in the effects labs all over the planet.
In some there is no improvement and in others the effect is negative.
And in Japan, the effect would be 0.08 percentage points of added borrowing costs.
And her killing is significant only in "the effect and suffering it brings to Michael".
Understandably, there will be concerns about the impact on landlords and, in turn, the effects on supply.
