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The phrase "the real effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the actual consequences or outcomes of a situation, event, or action.
Example: "Researchers are studying the real effects of climate change on coastal communities."
Alternatives: "the actual impacts" or "the true consequences."
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The real effects, at best, fade in with time.
So what are the real effects of that?
These findings support the real effects channel.
And the real effects go deeper than personal anxieties.
The first chapter investigates the real effects of dividend taxation.
Third, we lack evidence on the real effects of disclosure and reporting regulation.
The real effects of activism on other firms, stakeholders, institutions, and markets remain largely unexplored.
"The Real Effects of Bank Capital Requirements". Fraisse, Henri, Mathias LÉ, and David Thesmar.
The real effects of financial constraints: Evidence from a financial crisis.
The real effects, the foundation said, would be ruinous for families and job creation.
The real effects of its closure cannot yet be understood, neither by the local nor by the global public".
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the substantive effects
the practical effects
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the tangible effects
the substantial effects
the factual effects
the serious effects
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