The phrase "guiding effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the influence or impact that something has in directing or shaping behavior, decisions, or outcomes.
Example: "The guiding effect of the mentor's advice helped the students navigate their career choices."
Alternatives: "influential impact" or "directional influence."
In this paper, the novel design concept for highly effective magnetic flux coupling (HEMFC) schemes, based on enhancement of path guiding effect for leakage flux transmitting, is proposed for a non-contact power transfer system.
The small value that we have obtained comes from the guiding effect of the tunnel.
The guiding effect of the scaffold architecture is illustrated through structural differences in bone across different regions.
The optimal dimensions of the nanowire (considering practical limitations) to achieve the best optical guiding effect were also determined.
This guiding effect is strengthened when the users of the program read the paper, because the purpose is clearly stated there.
As to structure B (C), J ph increases to 25.16 31.299) mA/cm2, assisted by the light-trapping (antireflection and guiding) effect of the rear (front) INP arrays.
The funneling and guiding effects in HARDG couples radiation towards the thin metal film where the SPR is generated.
It shows that the design rules have important guiding effects both in the material research and the single layer RAC design.
Essentially, this novel arrangement promotes the bulk movement of particles in the axial direction because of the combined radial scattering and axial guiding effects of the baffles.
A shared control system assists the operator by generating artificial guiding force effects and overlaying them on top of the haptic feedback from the teleoperation environment.
Specifically, we argue that feedback of peers on thin-body ideal media images and individual dispositions guide effects on adolescent girls' psychosocial responses to media exposure.
