effecting
v. C1 Advanced US //ˈifɛktɪŋ// UK //ɪfˈɛktɪŋ// ef·fect·ing
v. to make something happen or to cause a change. You use this when you want to say that an action or a law has a real result.
v. to bring about a result or to cause a change to occur. Often used in formal or legal contexts to describe the successful implementation of a policy or the physical manifestation of a force.
The new law is effecting real change in the city.
The manager is effecting a series of changes to the office layout to improve workflow.
The rapid expansion of the railway network is effecting a profound shift in the regional economy, connecting remote villages to major urban centers for the first time.
From effect + -ing. The adjective likely follows from the verb, perhaps with influence from effective, affecting, or both.