The phrase "and projecting the effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the anticipated outcomes or consequences of a particular action or situation.
Example: "The study focuses on analyzing the data and projecting the effects of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "and forecasting the impacts" or "and estimating the outcomes".
After tracking spending by guests and hosts and projecting the effect that money has filtering through the region's economy, Airbnb estimates a total economic impact of $312 million, enough to support about 2,600 local jobs.
Barnes and Yaffe [ 20] examined seven modifiable risk factors for AD and projected the effect of risk factor reduction on AD prevalence.
It's a typography-inspired work-in-progress that involves Huang filming models wearing white paper masks, augmenting them with CG effects, and projecting the looping "video portraits" on four walls.
The second scenario is used to: (1) capture the additional effects of attenuation by man-made hydraulic structures and (2) project the effects of future sea-level rise on wetland evolution.
We also used the tier:copayment and copayment:adherence model estimates to project the effect of tier on adherence, and we combined all three model estimates to project the effect of FDS on adherence.
After developing these three models, we used the FDS:tier and tier:copayment model estimates to project the effect of FDS on patient copayments.
Both look to the actual and projected economic effects of a merger and its impact on consumer welfare rather than market structure alone.
The underlying components include newspaper coverage of policy-related economic uncertainty, the number and projected revenue effects of federal tax code provisions set to expire in future years, and disagreement among economic forecasters about policy-relevant variables as a proxy for economic policy uncertainty.
Friday's show renews his partnership with visual artist Tord Knudsen, who will improvise lighting and projected effects to the trumpeter's haunting meditations.
The evidence base is made up of the current and projected effects of climate change in a country, identifying key vulnerabilities in the agricultural sector and for food security, agriculture and the identification of effective adaptation options.
