The phrase "as a certain effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcome or result of a specific action or situation.
Example: "The new policy was implemented as a certain effect of the recent changes in management."
Alternatives: "as a specific outcome" or "as a particular result".
Making the meter of a line catalectic can change the feeling of the poem, and is often used to achieve a certain effect as a way of changing tone or announcing a conclusion.
There are all kinds of window film available nowadays - whether you want a specific shade or you're looking for a certain effect, such as metallic, reflective or maybe even mirrored.
"NCIS" is one of the two or three most popular dramas on television because it is written and, most important, cast to achieve a certain effect: the police show as screwball comedy.
This step of evaluation, i.e. putting a value to a certain effect may be considered as appraisal.
In the first model, a gene is essentially seen as a particle with certain effects related to it, whereas in the second model, it is seen as a sequence of instructions.
The rhetoric of the marches has seeped into the D.N.C. race as well, though to less certain effect.
This high correlation should not come as a surprise, as in clinical trials a certain basic effect, thought to be covered by the placebo control group, is compared with this same basic effect plus some specific element of pharmacologic intervention.
These gases have been reported as having certain effects on the lungs.
When we think of something as good we do not think of it merely as having certain effects on us, or as picking out certain surface properties the property of goodness has, but think of it as having a distinctive characteristic.
In contrast, contemporary inquiry into value incommensurability concerns comparisons among abstract values (such as liberty or equality) or particular bearers of value (such as a certain institution or its effects on liberty or equality).
