The phrase "a more dramatic impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effect or influence of something that is heightened or intensified in a significant way.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is designed to create a more dramatic impact on our target audience."
Alternatives: "a greater effect" or "a stronger influence."
While the past two managers took that to mean a top-four finish, Mourinho will be wanting to make a more dramatic impact.
"If this payment is missed, the ECB will most likely pull the plug on liquidity to Greek banks, which would have a more dramatic impact than the latest default, leading to increased uncertainty for Greece, the euro and the financial markets as a whole".
The addition of cells to the precipitation medium appeared to have a more dramatic impact than the organic acids.
These factors may have a more dramatic impact on small plot studies where treatments resulted in large GM differences than in field conditions.
Winning the consumer market could have a more dramatic impact on a company's fortunes.
Soon to be available protease inhibitor regimens are expected to cure over 70%[ 4, 5] and thus could have a more dramatic impact.
"It is a global challenge, but we plan to have a much more dramatic impact through these actions".
And Mr. Shen gave his four traditional performers a chance to make an even more dramatic impact in this festival setting by adding excerpts from "Pillars of the Dynasty" and "Visiting the Mausoleum".
Robots and intelligent computer systems, he says, "are going to have a far more dramatic impact on the workplace than the internet has".
Climate change and the acidification of our oceans will have a much more dramatic impact, but the solution is not so easy.
Martin Ford To understand why today's information technology could have a much more dramatic impact on employment than anything we've seen before, it's best to begin by considering the nature of work performed by most of our population.
