The phrase "a larger negative impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consequences of an action or event that are more significant in a negative way compared to others.
Example: "The new policy may lead to a larger negative impact on the environment than initially anticipated."
Alternatives: "a greater adverse effect" or "a more significant detrimental outcome".
Results indicate that signal crayfish are the more voracious grazers with a larger negative impact.
But it wasn't noticed in nests in the Galápagos until the 1990s, and over the decades since, it has increased in prevalence and has gradually had a larger negative impact on finches.
Together, the two experiments suggest that increasing tournament group identity increases other-regarding preference, and other-regarding preference has a larger negative impact on competitiveness and hence, tournament performance when the winner proportion is large than when it is small.
The YEtOH on consumed sugar was <50%% of that of the reference fermentation (Table 3), which explains why DMBQ had a larger negative impact on BEY and QEtOH than on the glucose consumption, which agrees with the results from the cultures with 20 mg/l DMBQ.
While a single hard inquiry will often only result in a small drop, if there is one at all, opening several new accounts at once could have a larger negative impact on your score.
Thus, the component morbidities had a larger negative impact on the GWB scores given to the vignettes by younger persons than those given by older persons.
The latest research suggests that once debt reaches more than about 90% of GDP the risks of a large negative impact on long term growth become highly significant.
The chancellor then quoted the finding from their paper: "The latest research suggests that once debt reaches more than about 90% of GDP, the risks of a large negative impact on long-term growth become highly significant".
Among its conclusions: if pregnant women ate low-mercury fish without decreasing total fish consumption there would be public health benefits, but if all adults ate less fish there would be a large negative impact on cardiovascular health.
Researchers at Cornell found last year that the provision "had a large negative impact on the college attendance of students with drug convictions" — that students who were affected delayed college enrollment or were made "less likely to ever enroll in college," among other things.
Malaria is an infectious disease having a large negative impact on economic growth.
