The phrase "good effects on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to indicate that something has a positive influence on something else. Example: The new leader had good effects on the company's morale.
Further, the better one has good effects on the sinusoidal gust alleviation at different frequencies and flow velocities.
Jefferson and his contemporaries believed that happiness could be attained only if and when one could look back on one's life and see that it had had good effects on the lives of others.
One of the good effects on me of this event was my meeting with the adjudicator of the prize, Lewis Spence, an Edinburgh poet and considerable man of letters.
Instead of random mutations, scientists could now add the traits they wanted.In 2004 200m acres of GM crops were grown worldwide with good effects on yield (up), pesticide use (down), biodiversity (up) and cost (down).
Another has been a spate of reports, filtering in via Hong Kong and Taiwan, citing scientific findings about red wine's good effects on health in general, and virility in particular.
Qigong practice has long been part of daily life in Chinese culture, and has good effects on physical health maintenance.
"Maybe it's had a good effect on me, not being the number one and having to up my game," Painter added.
It was having a good effect on his health".
"It has a good effect on civilians," he had told me, through an interpreter.
Sheila: "I think the interview will have a good effect on Ed, not Labour necessarily.
The two linked up to good effect on Sunday, combining for their side's equalising goal.
