The phrase "a much stronger impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or consequences of an action, event, or phenomenon, emphasizing that the impact is significantly greater than something else.
Example: "The new policy is expected to have a much stronger impact on reducing carbon emissions compared to the previous measures."
Alternatives: "a significantly greater effect" or "a far more powerful influence."
7.37pm BST 78 min: Chadli has made a much stronger impact than Lamela so far: where the Argentinian seems at times callow and confused, the Belgian looks powerful and full of confidence and trickery.
Nearly three decades later, Hulu's TV series, starring Elisabeth Moss, seems to be having a much stronger impact, in part because, as my colleague Emily Nussbaum wrote in her review for the magazine, the Trumpian parallels are hard to miss.
Of course, the people behind Dick were fascinating (he started off being called Bill Barton. "Dick Barton has a much stronger impact," said the creator. "It's got that punch to it". It's a brilliant word, dick. It's almost as if it's wasted, just being a name).
Pesticide use had a much stronger impact on earwig community than other characteristics.
In joining SpringerOpen, we are confident that the journal will have a much stronger impact in the near future.
This disabling condition affects approximately 1 2% of the general population [2] and has a much stronger impact on quality of life and employment than episodic migraine [3].
It was simply competed out by variables with much stronger impact.
"But the cuts have had a much stronger negative impact on the economy than the troika imagined, and fiscal austerity has pushed the economy deep into recession.
The roughness has much stronger impacts on the maximum shear stress than on the final shear stress.
It would take a much stronger event to significantly impact the high-rise building stock.
Personalized sanctions get a much stronger reaction from the Kremlin than do systemic sanctions, which are designed to have a stronger impact on the economy.
