The phrase 'reverberating effects' is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the consequences of an event, decision, or action that continue to be felt long after the original event. For example, "The reverberating effects of the pandemic will be felt by businesses for many years to come."
At its heart, the book is about the reverberating effects of the Second World War.
The rising level of inequality in the United States has had reverberating effects on politics in the U.S. and around the world.
These five major shocks are straining the international order, affecting power dynamics across countries and the politics within them with reverberating effects across markets.
The results promise to provide a foundation for conceptualizing how daily practices in 17th century Hawaii shaped the landscape, with reverberating effects for the creation, maintenance, and subversion of hegemonic social structures.
In an October appearance on "VH1 Behind the Music," the singer said that her split with Lewis had reverberating effects.
We all gained high profile attention around high profile companies at the same time which has had reverberating effects on each other," she said.
The annexation of Crimea — not the act itself as much as its reverberating effect on Russian politics and society — has consolidated the new operating model for Putin's rule, which had already been taking shape.
The annexation of Crimea not the act itself as much as its reverberating effect on Russian politics and society has consolidated the new operating model for Putin's rule, which had already been taking shape.
"I moved on from there to locking myself up in the bathroom which was, you know, the average child's nightmare, but I would do it just because of the reverberating effect I got whenever I whistled from the bathroom.
The objective was to provoke exactly the type of panic that has ensued, with a range of reverberating effects--such as Donald Trump's rhetoric and an outpouring of anti-Muslim sentiment--that communicate to Muslims in the United States that they are objects of suspicion who may never truly be at home here.
As far as the White House is concerned, the fact of a Corzine defeat would be regrettable, but the reverberating effect on the public debate could be truly problematic.
