The phrase "any major effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of one thing on another, particularly in contexts like research, analysis, or opinion pieces.
Example: "The new policy is not expected to have any major effect on the overall performance of the company."
Alternatives: "significant impact on" or "substantial influence on".
The Institute of Directors expressed doubt that the commitment would have any major effect on overall lending.
They reasoned that because the pipeline would not have any major effect on rate of development of Canada's oil sands, as a State Department environmental review concluded in March, it would not significantly raise the amount of carbon emitted.
These cytotoxic T cells did not seem to have any major effect on already established tumors.
None of the solvents had any major effect on the strength of lap-shear specimens.
"The damage comes too late in the season to have any major effect on the tree".
We found that our strategy enabled increasing the ethanol yield by 4.6% in the case of the best producing strain, compared to the reference strain, without any major effect on the specific growth rate.
However, Ferguson City manager De'Carlon Seewood said in a statement on Wednesday that while there may be some reduction in services, the council does not believe there will be "any major effects" on the consent decree.
We did not observe any major effect of PTEN hypermethylation on overall survival, even though MM subgroup patients with aberrant PTEN had a tendency to superior survival with respect to unmethylated patients according to their clinical stage and laboratory parameters.
There is no sign yet of any major effects on the political scene, where jockeying has begun for the top party and government positions in the next few years.
We also showed that PtNPs, at a concentration of ≈4700 PtNPs per cell, do not have any major effects on bacterial growth under normal growth conditions.
"I don't think a few additional transgenes would have any major effects on the genetic diversity of these plants," says Allison Snow of Ohio State University in Columbus.
