The phrase "effects took place" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the consequential events that followed some initial event. For example, "After the storm, a series of effects took place, including flooding, downed trees, and power outages."
Eventually the wings, boarders, and backdrops of a stage could be changed from one set to another in 10 seconds while any number of special effects took place simultaneously; this was the clockwork stage that, along with the proscenium stage, dominated theatre for the next 200 years.
In addition, we need to study the relation between lithology and velocity profiles beyond 30 m depth to have a better understanding where nonlinear effects took place.
Similar effects took place in Tokushima Prefecture, in addition to widespread evacuations from impacted areas.
In the latter case the observed effects took place only under the narrow range of anti-CD95 concentrations.
In addition, these effects took place with short and long intervals between the words and offers, which suggests that the biasing effect of social cues comes into operation soon after the information is presented, and remains active for at least a second and a half.
Such effects took place in atria at lower FPL concentrations than were needed to produce the corresponding ventricular effects.
These chains of inputs and effects take place in a wider social and political context that mediates the effectiveness of all elements.
Many of these effects take place outside of conscious awareness.
Yet he is also a ghost, a creature of surface, his skin a "screen on which certain effects take place.
Similar effects take place in other photodetectors as well.
The non-stationarity and cross-correlation effects taking place in solar activity dynamics are considered.
