"exert an effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase means to have an influence or make an impression on something. You can use it whenever you want to express the idea of having an effect on something. For example, "The bright red dress exerted an effect on everyone who saw it."
In traditional medicine, medicinal plants that contain a wide range of phytochemicals may exert an effect on more than one of the aspects listed above.
These results suggest that valenced memory recall does indeed exert an effect on mood, and may do so even without the individual's awareness.
Other factors, such as the severity of the prisoner's crime, prison time, sex and ethnicity tended not to exert an effect on the rulings, according to the paper, which is published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science.
But because duplicative changes often increase the number of copies of a gene and thus potentially increase the concentration of protein that gene produces, they are more likely to exert an effect on the carrier.
This data indicate that the clustered soluble EphB4 treatment inhibits the ephrinB2-expressing CNC response to chemoattractant from the placode but does not exert an effect on the placode explant (Fig. 6h, Supplementary movie 5).
The topography of the substrate surface appeared to exert an effect on cells independently to surface chemistry[4].
We then test the possible mechanisms through which foreign aid can exert an effect on the skill composition of migration.
Since changes in these characteristics may take time to exert an effect on trust, we investigate contemporaneous and lagged effects of these variables on trust.
rhFGF18 is known to exert an effect on chondrogenesis, as well as osteogenesis [24], so clearly has potential to influence healing across the osteochondral niche.
Employment may also exert an effect on criminal activity by simply reducing the amount of time an individual can spend associating with others who are involved in crime (Warr 1998).
In this section we try to identify the link between aid and migration and suggest some mechanisms through which foreign aid might exert an effect on the size and skill composition of emigrants.
