"a neutral impact" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in reference to a situation or event that has neither a positive nor negative effect. Example: The new government policies had a neutral impact on the country's economy.
Instead, the instinct is to keep coming up with schemes and initiatives that make you look busy, even if these have a neutral impact at best.
The study concluded that such foodstuffs did not raise the risk of any of those events and had a "neutral" impact on human health.
A letter prepared by the Commission for a House of Lords committee concluded that independence "would not have a neutral impact".
However overall, D. bolaui had a neutral impact on plant growth when combined with compost, but a negative effect when in combination with vermicompost inputs.
In contrast to the effect of dissolved CO2 that expedited the PLA's crystallization rate, N2 showed almost a neutral impact on the PLA's crystallization kinetics.
Roli is not disclosing its valuation with this investment, but from what we understand, Sony's funding will have a "neutral" impact.
Reports show business activity within the charge zone had been higher in both productivity and profitability and that the charge had a "broadly neutral impact" on the London wide economy, while others claim an average drop in business of 25% following the 2007 extension.
"One hopes," Llwyd added, "that this is not going to typify the attitude of this secretary of state otherwise we will be going nowhere, fast". The MoJ's own impact assessment, published by the Ministry of Justice, says of tagging that: 'The UK evidence points towards a … neutral impact on reoffending".
"Straightforward taxes on cigarettes would be fairer and have a more neutral impact on competing manufacturers.
Rolls said the proposals would have a "broadly neutral impact on profits" and result in £25m of benefits.
Our goal is to enable the maximum use of facilities while maintaining a cost neutral impact on the college.
