The phrase "a less deleterious impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects of an action or event that are not as harmful or damaging compared to another situation.
Example: "The new policy aims to create a less deleterious impact on the environment than previous regulations."
Alternatives: "a milder effect" or "a reduced harmful impact".
Some researchers have argued that minimum size limits tend to lead to 'recruitment overfishing,' whereas practices that increase catch of smaller, younger fish tend to lead to 'growth overfishing,' which is often thought to have less deleterious impacts on productivity and yield (Ricker 1976; Larkin 1978).
As a consequence ATM content of adipose tissue is reduced and this contributes to a less deleterious environment.
There is, however, another, more insidious provision in the Constitution that has a less obvious but more deleterious impact on voting outcomes — its delegation of authority to the states to run and regulate elections.
Excision of tumours in such an environment may have a deleterious impact on survival.
A. This is a a huge issue, a major problem that has a profound and deleterious impact on the district.
Our combined results focus attention on lipid metabolism as a critical HSP pathway with a deleterious impact on mitochondrial bioenergetic function.
Child abuse exerts a deleterious impact on a broad array of mental health outcomes.
But, she added, if the Fed did raise rates from their unusually low levels, investors would see that move as a reaction to economic growth, and it "would not have a particularly deleterious impact" on stocks.
Morton notes that climate change has a huge deleterious impact on nations such as Maldives, but that it can also benefit certain regions by transitioning them from colder to more temperate climates.
"[The SIV program could] have a significant deleterious impact on staffing and morale, as well as undermining our overall mission in Afghanistan.
