The phrase "a lasting impact and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the enduring effects or consequences of an action, event, or phenomenon.
Example: "The charity's efforts have made a lasting impact and continue to inspire future generations."
Alternatives: "a permanent effect" or "an enduring influence."
"TheAudience can have a lasting impact and change the entertainment industry fundamentally".
The barrage will have a lasting impact and could bring in excess of 50,000 jobs for the whole area, which will mostly be in the Weston and Cardiff region.
Sam Allardyce's Hammers were without a number of injured defenders but the visitors still struggled to make a lasting impact and here, Mark Bryans examines each of United's attacking options and how they contributed.
If I had been in a more vulnerable frame of mind, those assumptions might have had a lasting impact (and would probably have caused me to seek more solace in food).
To make a lasting impact and to drive change within it requires an entirely new way of thinking about software development and large-scale technology projects.
"Every player globally will be able to interact with each other and every action by every player will have a lasting impact and be visible to every other player inside the game forever," is how Bossa Studios explains it.
I am grateful for the highs - they taught me our work matters and can have a lasting impact - and the lows, for they taught me where we could be stronger and how I could do better.
In particular, early exposure to infectious pathogens and inflammatory stimuli has a lasting impact on brain and behavior.
Creating a culture of good in your personal and professional life will make a lasting impact on others and yourself.
He has left a lasting impact on dermatology and he will be dearly missed by all.
Cherry Red Records has meticulously assembled this tribute to an 80s sound that left a lasting impact on noisy and twee indie pop.
