"granddaughter effect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a situation in which the positive effects of an action can be felt by the next generation, as a result of a grandparent's actions. For example: "John's positive attitude towards his children had a tremendous granddaughter effect, as his grandchildren are now filled with optimism and enthusiasm."
Being hired and fired a lot, divorced and remarried, having a granddaughter, can have that effect on a person.
She soon won his trust, accompanying him on a state visit to Japan the following year, and went on to become his right-hand woman and, in effect, his "white granddaughter".
An analysis of the variance in a German Holstein granddaughter design with family and CSN1S1-5′ genotype as fixed effects revealed significant effects (P < 0.05 each) of the CSN1S1-5′ genonype on breeding values for dairy character, fore udder attachment, length of productive life and highly significant effects on somatic cell score (P < 0.001).
"Gelman arrived in a wounded country, a Mexico that was trying to overcome hunger, exploitation, backwardness and the effects of the revolution," Ruth Alvarado Rivera, Diego Rivera's granddaughter, said during a visit to the Dallas show.
We analysed the effect of grandmaternal age on breast cancer risk in the granddaughter by fitting again four models as above, now in 547 DOM women.
A simulation study based on a granddaughter design was conducted, and QTL were assumed, either by assigning an effect independent of the environment or as a linear function of a simulated environmental gradient.
Interestingly, this relation was stronger for granddaughter than for grandson's asthma risk indicating again gender-specific effects.
I learned that the green herbal tea was made with thyme leaves, and that the food at Çiya exercised a violent effect on all kinds of people, not just bad Turkish granddaughters.
At another point, he lamented the effect the investigation had had on his family, telling reporters that his granddaughter had recently changed schools because she had been subjected to taunting.
Consequently, there may be trans-generational effects, because mitochondria are passed on from mother to daughter to granddaughter (Van Noord-Zaadstra et al, 1991).
It's a story of the relationship between a mother, her daughter and her granddaughters, in which betrayal, manipulation and emotional histrionics are shown to have a cumulatively destructive effect across the generations.
