The term "the effect of the force" is correct and may be used in written English.
You can use this phrase in any context in which you wish to refer to the result of a given force. For example, "We studied the effect of the force of gravity on the trajectory of the ball."
The effect of the force exerted on the working electrode was found to be anisotropic.
Of course, there are two kinds of integral of the effect of the force acting on the mass that can be defined.
When one begins to draw the quarks apart, however, as when attempting to knock them out of a proton, the effect of the force grows stronger.
A 2-way repeated-measures analysis of variance was used to compare the effect of the force application on electromyographic amplitude.
The effect of the force used to swallow and of the gap between the palate and the roller used to represent the contracted tongue are also quantified.
Previous studies, done at constant pulling rates, showed that under the effect of the force two strands connected to each other by six backbone H-bonds are pulled apart.
The effect of the forcing on skin-friction in the turbulent boundary layer is clearly revealed.
ONE aspect of the solution problem which has lately come into prominence is the effect of the forces acting between electrically charged ions.
It must be pointed out that the transmission tower structure, in its operating conditions, suffers from the effect of the forces transmitted from the cables it carries.
The peculiar macro segregation phenomenon can be fully explained by considering the effect of the forced flow on the solute distribution.
The moth moves its body by pivoting its abdomen up and down to fine-tune the effect of the forces that keep the insect airborne.
