The phrase "a lasting impact in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the enduring effects or influence of something in a particular area or context.
Example: "The charity's efforts have made a lasting impact in the community, improving the lives of many families."
Alternatives: "a lasting effect on" or "a significant influence in".
The visit will have a lasting impact in Northern Ireland.
The striker had failed to make a lasting impact in the first half but brilliantly dispatched Jordan Amavi's cross into the bottom corner from eight yards.
Several Iraqis said they doubted the assassination would have a lasting impact in Anbar, where the tribes have now fought the jihadists for a year, but that it would send tremors through those elsewhere just starting to collaborate.
Three Mile Island had a lasting impact in the United States, however.
Many of his subsequent publications have a lasting impact in Latin America, notably An Architectonic for Science: The Structuralist Program (with W. Balzer and J.D. Sneed; Balzer et al. 1987), along numerous papers (including Moulines 2000, 2006, 2010).
Lewis says the chlorine incident at Midwest FurFest has had a lasting impact in ways that aren't always quantifiable.
The March 15 accident has had a lasting impact, not only in terms of construction safety but also in terms of financial liability.
The film had a lasting impact on Israel in other ways, too.
Level of disaster exposure was not related to Wave 2 physical health, however, once the Wave 1 level of physical health was controlled, suggesting that disaster exposure did not have a lasting impact on variation in physical well-being.
Despite her quick skyrocket to fame, Nyong'o has already managed to make a lasting impact on those in the film and fashion industry, referred to by some as "The Lupita Effect".
Although Rossier's time in Japan was brief and the surviving photographic legacy of his sojourn is scant, he nevertheless had a lasting impact on photography in the country.
