The phrase "a likely impact of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential effects or consequences of a particular action, event, or situation.
Example: "A likely impact of the new policy will be an increase in employee productivity."
Alternatives: "a probable effect of" or "a potential consequence of".
A likely impact of these changes is that scientists working in France will have to wait a bit longer than in the past for employment stability.
The Support Vector Machine (SVM) score (http://www.SNPs3D.org) [16] of −1.12 for Phe217Leu indicates a likely impact of this substitution on APH1B protein function.
39 53 Plurality of experience influencing values: Our study suggested a likely impact of availability bias on some experts' conceptions of values.
Box 2 Examples of value-related topics that warrant further research and public debate Plurality of experience influencing values : Our study suggested a likely impact of availability bias on some experts' conceptions of values.
Non-randomness is now understood to have a likely impact on the first appearance of life.
Hence, leaf stabilities can be used to measure directly how far the relationships of a given terminal to all other terminals are supported, which in turn offers a proxy for the likely impact of a given taxon on global measures of tree support.
Crude 10-year cardiovascular disease risk risks may not give a realistic view of the likely impact of an intervention over a lifetime and will underestimate of the risks of smoking.
In an analysis of the likely impact of such a policy, James K. Boyce and Matthew E. Riddle, my colleagues at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, found that about 70 percent of households – and a majority of households in every state in the country – would enjoy net cash benefits.
Similarly, we had insufficient numbers of participants with a psychotic disorder to include this as a predictor, despite the likely impact of this condition [ 15].
The Australian Bureau of Meteorology thinks it has hit upon a winning formula for converting forecasts of heat into a measure of the likely impact of heat waves on communities.
The 10-year Framingham CHD risk for an individual only gives a crude idea of the likely impact of treatment or smoking cessation on an individual's life as it does not take into account the impact of competing causes of death, in particular other significant causes of mortality related to smoking.
