"effects can arise" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any context where you are discussing the potential for a cause to lead to one or more resulting effects. For example, "If we continue to neglect the environment, serious effects can arise."
When the complexity of a system is high, dynamic effects can arise or become significant.
Comparable effects can arise if handling times depend upon vegetation biomass.
Additional effects can arise from the process of selecting events, the effect of chip gaps, and the use of "ACIS ENERGY" to do order sorting.
It is shown how compensation effects can arise by use of apparent activation energies, generated either by improper treatment of results or by variation of reactant concentrations.
Earnings effects can arise due to an increase in the likelihood and duration of employment, hours worked, or wage rates.
Since these contributions are complex (i.e., they have an amplitude and a phase), interference effects can arise when transmission through different orbitals are combined.
This effect can arise due to size, shape and surface area of the added nanoparticles.
Such an effect can arise in a "soft mode" transition, so-called [16] since it can be explained in terms of a temperature dependence of the frequency of a normal mode of crystal vibration.
This is because the A × E effect can arise as both C × E and as A × E in the model.
The delay to effect can arise because the site of action is not readily accessible to a drug, which may result in maximum effects occurring later than maximum drug concentrations.
They also point to the intriguing possibility of an interactive effect between these media forms, in which the prior presence of radio infrastructure dampens the violence-promoting effects of cellular infrastructure, demonstrating the strong effects that can arise through historical path-dependence.
