'flood effect' is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation or event in which an overwhelming amount of something (e.g. people, resources, information, etc.) has a powerful and sweeping effect. For example, "The flood effect of new technology in the classroom revolutionized the way students learn."
The current critical management situation (channel instability problems, flood effects, biodiversity decrease) has made river restoration a major issue in the Alps and their surroundings.
seek to analyze flood alleviation methods, which requires accurate models of river flood effects.
Primary healthcare staff need to be provided with training topics such as dealing with floods, analysis of flood effects, scenario planning based on information from situation management (from the worst to the best), and monitoring of disease situations (51).
Women and children bear the brunt of flood effects in Bihar BIHAR, India, 23 August 2007 – Three days after giving birth to her son, Subhagi Devi, 30, had to make a midnight escape from the floods that have submerged her village in East Champaran, Bihar state.
This is due the flooding effect predominantly appearing.
After research, it is applied to the evaluation of water flooding effect in this paper.
Conflicting evidence throws doubt on this mechanism being the cause of the low-salinity flooding effect.
This paper applies it to the evaluation of water flooding effect of oilfield.
The combination of metal-sheet gas-diffusion layer and microporous layer exhibits significant performance without a large flooding effect.
A tidal simulation experiment was designed to extract tidal flooding effect on nitrogen mineralization of salt marsh soil.
In addition, the relatively extreme environment (low fertility and seasonal drought) could have masked a flooding effect on cambial activity in this region.
