The phrase "effect the outcome of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that causes a certain result. For example, "The lack of rain this summer effected the outcome of the harvest."
"When I played it was not so much inflicting pain or injury as it was making a good play to effect the outcome of the game," Meggyesy said.
Climategate had no such catharsis, because it revealed no sin so heinous.Climategate did not materially effect the outcome of Copenhagen.
Results of a poll in the report records 72% of respondents saying they cannot effect the outcome of the nuclear weapons debate so they do not engage on the issue.
In effect, the outcome of the lockout could actually represent Stern's final victory — at least as some owners will see it.
Officials are also concerned about what effect the outcome of the Greek elections Sunday would have on the Cypriot banks and the perceived value of their Greek loans.
It is unclear what effect the outcome of Sunday's talks will have for negotiations due on Wednesday in Baghdad between Iran and representatives from six world powers on the broader issue of Tehran's uranium enrichment, which the UN security council has demanded be suspended.
In addition, the liner valuables (RBH, SW, IL) that may effect the outcomes of BH were measured.
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The men in color (hardly anyone of the judges wore black this time around), did not discriminate when it came to making bad calls, and they effected the outcome of almost every match.
In particular, the model reproduces paradoxic therapy effects: The outcome of CHOEP-14 is worse than that of CHOP-14 in NHL-B2.
We find instead low levels of H3K27me3 at promoters and repetitive elements are depressed, both effects the outcome of reduced maternal HP1a (Additional file 1: Figure S4A).
