combined effect
[/kəmˈbaɪnd ɪˈfɛkt/]
nounpl: combined effects
efeito combinado
1. The result or consequence produced when two or more things work together or are mixed; the total impact of multiple factors acting simultaneously
The combined effect of exercise and proper nutrition led to significant health improvements.
O efeito combinado do exercício e da nutrição adequada resultou em melhorias significativas na saúde.
2. In scientific or technical contexts, the cumulative result of multiple variables or forces interacting
The combined effect of temperature and pressure changes affected the chemical reaction.
O efeito combinado das mudanças de temperatura e pressão afetou a reação química.
3. In legal or contractual contexts, the aggregate impact of multiple conditions or clauses
The combined effect of the penalties and interest charges exceeded the principal amount.
O efeito combinado das penalidades e dos juros excedeu o valor principal.
The term 'combined effect' is widely used in Brazilian and Portuguese business, legal, and scientific contexts. It reflects the importance of understanding how multiple factors interact, which is particularly relevant in fields like medicine, engineering, and law. The concept is often emphasized in risk assessment and decision-making processes in both Brazilian and Portuguese-speaking corporate environments.
Related Idioms & Phrases
the whole is greater than the sum of its parts
one-two punch (informal reference to combined effects)
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