"retroactive effect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to refer to a law or regulation that applies to events that occurred before the law or regulation came into effect. For example, "The new income tax law has a retroactive effect, meaning taxpayers must pay the new rate on any income earned since the beginning of the financial year."
Only then did it seek and get court or Congressional approval with retroactive effect.
A few lower courts have already decided that Booker does not have retroactive effect.
536, 77 L.Ed. 1075, were given retroactive effect in that sense.
Difficult questions respecting the retroactive effect of our decision would also be presented.
Likewise in Tehan we declined to give retroactive effect to Griffin v. State of California, 380 U.S. 609, 85 S.Ct.
An unfortunate aspect of this decision is that in common with other judge-made law it has retroactive effect.
Lastly, there are complex retroactive effects that involve either network management or demand behaviour (through route choice which depends on quality of service hence on congestion).
Since general opinions on renewable energies usually reveal little information about social issues developing through the introduction of new renewable energy technologies and infrastructures and their retroactive effects on citizens, we have chosen the acceptance of renewable energies in the neighbourhood as indicator for the SIS.
However, one can state that retroactive effects as well as feedbacks can strongly reduce the number of eliminable states.
Control subjects' dissociated performance during both memory tests suggests that the short-term memory test induced a retroactive interference effect mediated through light opioid system activation; such effect was prevented either by low dose naltrexone administration or by strongly activating the opioid system through acute stress.
These results show that immediate, but not delayed; post-training exposure to sucrose had a retroactive enhancing effect on memory consolidation rather than a proactive effect on performance.
