"decouple the effect" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to separate two connected results or effects. For example, "By taking preventative steps, we can decouple the effect of climate change on the environment."
In many cases, it is difficult to decouple the effect of area and thickness polydispersity, which makes sedimentation-based centrifugal separation less useful.
Like in the case of the GaAsN CL, a third sample was grown to decouple the effect of the growth rate and the Sb concentration.
Spectrally equivalent ground motions were first generated from historical records to decouple the effect of duration from those caused by other characteristics of ground motions.
Model dual-phase microstructures were developed to decouple the effect of martensite volume fraction and martensite hardness on the plastic behavior of dual-phase steels.
This paper presents the design of an optical torque sensor that can structurally decouple the effect of axial-interference for use in various robotics applications.
In order to decouple the effect of the N concentration on the PL properties from that of the growth rate, a third sample was grown at 1 ML s−1 (dashedshed black line in Figure 4a).
Two additional analyses were performed to decouple the effects of thermal and compositional stratification.
A correlation between the transport properties of the composite and its structural characteristics is challenging yet important to decouple the effects of different contributions.
This allows us, for the first time in experiments of polymers with supercritical fluids, to decouple the effects of CO2 concentration and pressure in a single device.
The protocol was designed to achieve trunk flexion without concomitant influences of external gravitational moment, i.e., decouple the effects of trunk flexion posture from trunk moment.
An attempt is made to decouple the effects of cobalt crystallite size, pore size and type of support; all of which are important for the degree of polymerization.
