"pollution effect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the adverse consequences and problems caused by pollution. For example, "The pollution effect on our environment has caused a drastic change in weather patterns over the last decade."
First, where a strong pollution effect was observed, a second pollutant was incorporated to assess independent effects of the primary pollutant.
For estimating pollution mortality associations over different periods, we replaced the assumption of a time-constant overall pollution effect by using an interaction term approach from which the air pollutant has been removed as a main effect.
With single land-use sampling, total surface runoff pollution effect cannot be evaluated unless every land usage spot is monitored.
Computational cost for solving Helmholtz's equation with the Galerkin finite element method increases as the wave number increases, due to the pollution effect.
In Maxwell or magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) equations the so-called spectrum pollution effect can occur, and the numerical solution does not stably converge to the physical one.
They have examined transportation and industrial pollution effect [12].
Some tanneries have been forced to close down due to their pollution effect in environment (Davighi 1988).
These raised values obtained could be an effect of different copper treatments aplied in vineyard against downy mildew and as an industrial pollution effect.
However, the factor that makes them attractive is not only the diversity of energy resources used, but also their economic aspects and minimal pollution effect on the environment.
For mice on a high-fat diet, the pollution effect was even more dramatic: 42% compared to 26%, the researchers report today in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
In addition, when the pressure is too high, nanoparticles would be crushed and some individual metallic atoms would stray in base liquid which has certain pollution effect to the lubrication system.
