"effect of disclosure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you can use it in a sentence like this: "The effect of disclosure of personal information can be damaging to an individual's privacy and security."
There has been "an over-claiming" for the so called "chilling effect" of disclosure, he added.
Companies may simply ignore the embarrassing effect of disclosure, as they do the rules regarding disclosure of executive compensation.
"The majority felt that there would be an ultimate benefit in developing a good sound workable 'intercept as evidence' system through such public debate and that the detrimental effect of disclosure was negligible if not non-existent".
The study authors acknowledge that more research needs to be done examining the effect of disclosure with compensation policies on health care settings other than large academic medical centers like their own.
The judgment said: "The central concern is that disclosure of journalistic material [whether or not it involves the identification of a journalist's sources] undermines the confidentiality that is inherent in such material and which is necessary to avoid the chilling effect of disclosure and to protect article 10 [freedom of expression] rights".
The net effect of disclosure standards thus ranges from weak to nonexistent.
Finally — and much harder to measure — is evaluating the effect of disclosures on affiliate revenue.
Facilitating help-seeking for NSSI, and assisting parents and families to effectively respond to disclosures, requires a better understanding of the effects of disclosure on the young person.
The Freedom of Information Act also blocks the release of details where the effects of disclosure could damage the UK's relations with any other state or international organisation.
Although some potential positive effects of disclosure were found (e.g., reduced likelihood of misattribution), some areas of concerns also surfaced.
