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The phrase "with no ill effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an action or event occurred without causing any negative consequences or harm. Example: "The new medication was tested extensively and was found to be effective with no ill effects on the patients."
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Carla repositions her own dislocated thumb, with no ill effects.
Most will overcome the infection with no ill effects.
I know people who have been eating like this for 15 years with no ill effects.
She received a series of shots, with no ill effects other than a sore arm.
Often, an alternative medicine or a lower dose will solve the problem with no ill effects.
The drug has been used medicinally over the centuries with no ill effects.
Most people – more than 97-98% – can eat whatever they want with no ill effects.
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No. We've been wearing clothes treated with Catclo for two years with no ill-effects and tests back this up.
However, he does say "Nie boj sie," meaning "Don't be afraid," when he shoots a stream of it into everyone's faces, which suggests he's been huffing this stuff for years with no ill-effects.
His decision to throw Glenn Maxwell the ball brought instant reward, and Clarke appeared to come through his comeback with no ill-effects in terms of fitness.
Broad, 26, has come through his first outdoor bowling session with no ill-effects since leaving the tour of India in December with a bruised heel.
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