The phrase "attenuation effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, telecommunications, or any field discussing the reduction of signal strength or intensity.
Example: "The attenuation effect observed in the signal transmission was significant, leading to a loss of data integrity."
Alternatives: "diminution effect" or "reduction effect".
We now consider the additional attenuation effect of existing man-made flow control structures such as roads, embankments and culverts that affect many coastal wetlands around the world.
An image obtained by the TX-CT can be used to correct the attenuation effect of scattered X-rays.
Despite enhancement of the attenuation effect in the whole frequency range, material damping weakens the band structure.
An inhalation anesthetic induced attenuation effect on the inflammatory reaction during one-lung ventilation (OLV) has been reported.
At higher initial polymer concentrations, minimal discoloration was observed due to the light attenuation effect of the deeply colored solutions.
A combination of the Hitschfeld-Bordan and surface reference methods is used to correct the attenuation effect in radar returns.
Nevertheless, it is unusual to optimize the topologies of noise barriers by considering the pressure attenuation effect of a porous material.
It is shown that for the asymmetric angle around 0, the existence of transverse (either open or breathing) crack has attenuation effect upon the instability regions.
Experiment suggests a practical isolator design could limit the minimum number of cells to three or four to ensure a pronounced stop band attenuation effect.
The further numerical tests for the transmission characteristics and random vibration response reveal the significant vibration attenuation effect of the nacreous material compared with the reference materials.
Shaping of the PMT output pulse helps to reduce attenuation effect of the long cable line without significant reduction of timing accuracy.
