The phrase "and passive effects of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the influence or impact of something that is not actively exerted but still has an effect.
Example: "The study examined both the active and passive effects of social media on mental health."
Alternatives: "and indirect effects of" or "and secondary effects of".
Both the active and passive effects on the energy demands of all the above mentioned technologies, even if simultaneously utilized, are taken into account by means of an integrated building modelling approach.
Aim of the analysis is to assess the active and passive effects due to the building integration of solar technologies on the building energy consumptions.
Zhenglong Zhao [10] believes that in the neighborhood effect, the mode of impact among individuals is the two modes of active and passive effects.
A suitable dynamic simulation model for the system energy, comfort, economic, and environmental performance assessment is developed by taking into account both active and passive effects related to the building integration of the solar collector.
More importantly, the passive effects of smoking have been almost eliminated so that non-smokers are now protected from the harmful effects.
Our model of the throwing shoulder is designed to quantify the passive effects of the shoulder's supporting soft tissues on glenohumeral motion.
Thus, compared with active TE-Thrust, the passive effects of TEs have been less well documented.
Are these benefits due to passive effects of lowered caloric intake or is it the result of a highly evolved and regulated process?
The possibility of producing heat energy by increasing the temperature of a water mass flow and the passive effect of the system to reduce the incoming thermal load in the building have also been considered.
The heterogeneity of capillary transit times during rest and their homogenization towards high flow rates may be a passive effect of capillary bed topology and morphology [ 85, 86].
