"Volatile effect" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English. It refers to a sudden and unpredictable influence or impact on something. Example: The stock market was experiencing a volatile effect due to the recent political turmoil.
Faced with the terminal decline of the market for the country's biggest export, tobacco, Malawi will soon have to reorient its economy, which, being predominantly agrarian, is also especially vulnerable to the volatile effects of climate change.
Stockmarkets stumbled, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling by 1.6%, before regaining some of the loss.Worries about American inflation were stoked by January's higher-than-expected core producer prices, which exclude the volatile effects of food and energy.
Alpha-PVP, flakka, gravel whatever you call it, the drug has generated a whirlwind of media attention and public awareness campaigns in recent months thanks in part to the allegedly volatile effects it has on users, who can get high for hours on just a tenth of gram, which costs between $2 to $5 on the street.
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Liquid fuels must be stored and transported in conditions that minimize the loss of volatile components, an effect known as "fuel aging".
In contrast to induced hypotension using volatile anesthetics, the effect of the intraoperative administration of opioid analgesics on blood loss was not previously examined.
