The phrase "a holistic impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the overall or comprehensive effects of an action, decision, or phenomenon on a system or group.
Example: "The new policy is expected to have a holistic impact on employee well-being and productivity."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive effect" or "an all-encompassing influence."
Although there have been many studies examining economic impacts, as discussed above, and many others looking at public perceptions (e.g., see [10 12]), there are few if any studies that have provided a complete, holistic impact of a wind farm to a small community, and also, in addition, examined the social attitudes of the local populace as well as the key stakeholders and decision makers.
The 6 E Paradigm is a proprietary framework intended to compliment the financial analysis of an investment by measuring its holistic impact.
A general gap in knowledge around the holistic impact of spaces on human performance is identified.
The project team will investigate the holistic impact of UWCs educational experience on two subject groups: a cohort of current students, followed across their junior and senior years at participating sites; and groups of alumni at 5, 15, and 25 years post-graduation.
However, it is vital to understand the holistic impact of SMRs on nuclear fuel cycle performance.
In spite of advances in understanding the biomedical aspects of cancer cachexia, little attention has been paid to exploring its holistic impact on patients and those who care for them.
Formal approach to E 2.0 is advocated due to the holistic impact of E 2.0, across diverse organizational areas, viz policy, governance, resources, and culture which warrants that impacts across change management, systems engineering, technical development, cyber security, risk management, and mission assurance are taken into account (Booz et al. [2010]).
But if we forget to advocate for those changes at the policy level or encourage business to change, we are failing to create long-term, holistic impact.
We conclude that in Qamini'tuaq, mining has failed to produce lasting "social and economic development" when we consider its holistic impacts on well-being and subsistence lifestyles.
