"reach the effect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that a particular action has achieved a desired outcome or result. For example: "I stayed up all night studying for the exam, and I'm glad I did because it helped me to reach the effect I was hoping for - a top grade."
It disregards the problem of quality loss which cannot reach the effect of the high precision and low cost.
This is a finger detection based project using a camera to detect the user finger's location relative to the vga screen and display a cursor on the screen to reach the effect of a pseudo touch screen.
Although the concentrations of antiepileptic drugs to be expected in the hospital waste water would not reach the effect concentrations for antiepileptic drugs on D. rerio (Table 3), possible effects of this complex mixture should be investigated.
Giving fewer drenches may have some preventive effect, but it is unlikely to reach the effect of the full programme.
Further studies can clarify which elements and which 'dose' of social and financial support will reach the effect.
Giving sorafenib and CDDP concomitantly, ERK1/2 phosphorylation was lower compared with control, however, did not reach the effect of sorafenib alone.
The MGC803 cells stably expressing sh-NC or sh-Sp1 were transiently transfected with GFP-SENP3 or mock for 48 h to reach the effects of SENP3 overexpression with Sp1 knockdown simultaneously.
Although the target group was reached, the effect of EoP on PA, health status and healthcare use was very small.
In standard-dose single transfected (ST) cells, XIAP as well as Survivin showed apoptosis induction, but no group reached the effect achieved in the SGS group.
An ideal carrier will have targeting effects, and on reaching the effect-relevant site, it can release the drug.
It could be how far and wide reaching the effects could be, consider the example of climate change.
