The phrase "and question the effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or consequences of a particular action, event, or phenomenon.
Example: "In our analysis, we need to consider the variables involved and question the effect they have on the overall outcome."
Alternatives: "and examine the impact" or "and assess the influence".
Accumulating evidence on postmenopausal hormone therapy confirms the deleterious effects on risk of breast cancer or stroke and questions the positive effects on quality of life and coronary disease risk.
Why would you get anything else?" Analysts don't doubt Musk's uncanny ability to envision and promote exciting products, but they question the effect on Tesla's bottom line.
There's nothing to believe that young people won't continue to show this independent streak and continue to think and evaluate and question the role of party and the effect that they have on selecting candidates".
Although overexpression of JAK2V617F in a murine bone marrow transplant models leads to a PV-like disease and megakaryocytic hyperplasia, such mice do not develop thrombocytosis and questions regarding the effect of allele dosage on disease phenotype remain unanswered.
These models have provided a framework by which to discuss and question the assumption of a cause and effect relationship between impairments and functional restrictions [ 6, 21, 22].
Some doctors and researchers also questioned the effect the new recommendations might have on patients.
Based on this work, some cancer screening researchers and policymakers have questioned the effect of offering patients more than one option for how to be screened, suggesting that overall screening rates might be higher if the patient is only presented with one method.
At his age, kids absorb what they are told without question, and the effect could be devastating.
The project won accolades from numerous environmental groups and several public officials, while a few local groups and officials objected to obstructing the view of the horizon and questioned the windmills' potential effects on birds and fish.
The largest network of a skilled workforce and established centres, both in LMICs and in HICs, is the Cochrane Collaboration, which focuses primarily on health and questions about the effects of interventions.
