"effect arising from" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used when the result or consequence of something is being discussed. For example, "The effect arising from her careless attitude towards her health was that she fell ill."
Reduction in surface reflectance for Si templates can be understood in light of gradient refractive index effect arising from a continuous change in the effective refractive index along the depth (from the apex towards the base of the facets) and refractive index matching at the substrate interface because of self-organized nanofaceted Si structures.
Chen, H., Niu, Q. & MacDonald, A. H. Anomalous Hall effect arising from noncollinear antiferromagnetism.
These results are discussed in light of the coupled effect arising from electrostatic beam extraction.
In this paper we focus on leukopenia, a clinically important side effect arising from the treatment of leukemia with chemotherapy.
Box type sandwich structures were employed to reduce shear effect arising from the low modulus of polyurethane foam core.
Accordingly, how to describe the anisotropic growth just becomes how to solve the blocking effect arising from the anisotropic growth.
Actual lines are usually much broader than this intrinsic width because of the Doppler effect arising from motions of the atoms along the line of sight.
This decline in overall process performance was attributed to a surmountable effect arising from the design of apparatus that resulted in a decrease in the reactor biomass concentration.
Next, a combined optimal robust control scheme is employed to minimize the worst-case effect arising from external disturbances (target's maneuvers) in improving the tracking performance.
Enhanced values of JS are attributed to a dilution effect arising from the side chains on the values that would otherwise arise from the backbone chain.
We find that the delay of crack propagation is attributable to the crack-shielding effect arising from current-induced local melting.
