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"feel the effect of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a physical, mental, or emotional response to something. For example, "The students felt the effect of the difficult exam on their confidence."
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"For when You look upon us in our misery it is we who feel the effect of Your mercy, but You do not experience the feeling.
In the trailing position, he was the first to feel the effect of the wind.
An addict cannot feel the effect of another narcotic while he's on methadone.
"It's fun to feel the effect of that right out of the chute," Dickey said.
Employers also feel the effect of these tough times as good and experienced staff leave to look after their children.
In the United States, the retrenchment in spending indicates consumers may be starting to feel the effect of higher taxes.
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All of South Wales would feel the effects of this.
Consumers will soon feel the effects of these spikes.
I'm human — I feel the effects of everything.
Six years later, the country continues to feel the effects of the recession.
Tim Harford in the FT says we're all going to feel the effects of the budget.
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com