The phrase "effects of colonisation" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the impact or consequences of a group or nation taking control and settling in a new territory. Example: "The effects of colonisation on the indigenous population continue to be felt today, as their land and resources were taken and their culture was suppressed."
The tumult in Angola came from the effects of colonisation, followed by bitter civil wars.
Through this work I am sharing my personal antidote for the effects of colonisation.
In 1913 Pechstein sailed to the Palauan archipelago in Micronesia; the same year Nolde visited New Guinea where he was horrified by the effects of colonisation.
Artist Katie West, who is of Yindjibarndi descent, told the Guardian that Abramović's words were "a perfect example of the continuing effects of colonisation".
"These include the ongoing effects of colonisation, social disadvantage, drug and alcohol misuse, poor safety standards and unsafe roads and living environments.
It was in the early 1950s that a small number of Algerian writers decided that one of the effects of colonisation was that the French language belonged to them as much as it belonged to France.
Our findings suggest that physical structure and complexity of habitat have stronger effects on colonisation of reef fish assemblages than changes in coral health (such as bleaching) which do not affect coral structure.
The findings of an inquest into 13 suicides among young Aboriginal people in the Kimberley, handed down in February, found that crushing intergenerational trauma and poverty, including from the harmful effect of colonisation and loss of culture, were to blame.
Analysis of the effect of colonisation on mannan did not show any correlation for the very limited number (n = 3) of control patients with mannanaemia.
As one researcher writes, "[c]ontemporary Aboriginal perspectives of hospitals continue to be shaped by the effect of colonisation, creating a depth of fear and anxiety that is difficult for non-Aboriginal people to comprehend".
However, the profound effect of colonisation on the Australian Indigenous population and its legacy of mistrust and suspicion has a huge impact which needs to be acknowledged and addressed in approaches to Indigenous research.
