"interrelated effect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the effect that two or more related factors have on each other. For example, "The interrelated effect of increasing temperatures and CO2 levels is a rise in global sea levels."
This study also demonstrates that factors such as column chemistry and critical chromatographic parameters can have a profound and oftentimes interrelated effect on the chromatographic separation of isomers, bromo analogs and other structurally very similar impurities.
It has been found that the treatment time for the FO process and the initial draw solute concentration are important parameters that have an interrelated effect on FO and RO efficiency.
To illustrate the interrelated effect on OS of the seven markers highlighted by the univariate analysis, the Cox's proportional hazard analysis was employed to select those variables jointly correlated with the survival.
To simplify emulation of multiple interrelated effects, several patterns can be combined into one emulation scenario.
Urban landscapes are characterized by interrelated effects among multiple socioeconomic and ecological systems at different scales.
Antiresorptive agents may reduce fracture risk by several separate but interrelated effects on these individual properties.
Results show that drivers of economic and automotive industry development are mainly linked with infrastructure and its interrelated effects.
In this study, the interrelated effects of buoyancy forces and radiation heat transfer on the geometrical configuration were closely investigated.
The interrelated effects of dislocation-density evolution ahead of crack front and the variant distribution of martensitic blocks on crack nucleation and propagation are investigated.
Figure 4b displays a phase diagram of the W and CB states of a water droplet on a nanohole-patterned surface, which can clarify the interrelated effects of the radius and the height of the nanohole on wetting states.
The approach provides a comprehensive treatment of the dependence of composite modulus and strength on the shape of the inclusions and the interrelated effects of their orientation, volume fraction, aspect ratio, modulus and interfacial properties with the matrix.
