The phrase "a strong negative impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant adverse effect or consequence of an action, event, or situation.
Example: "The new policy has had a strong negative impact on employee morale and productivity."
Alternatives: "a significant adverse effect" or "a severe detrimental influence."
A recent survey of 187 corporate executives by the American Benefits Council and Miller & Chevalier, a consulting firm, found that three-fourths felt the repeal of the tax exclusion would have a "strong negative impact" on their workers.
Relatives abroad has a strong negative impact on the worker's attachment to Germany.
A slight deviation has a strong negative impact to the results.
The percentage of building cover had a strong negative impact on both diversity and abundance.
The change from Cerrado and degraded Cerrado into irrigated agriculture (DCC-4) led to a strong negative impact (−11).
However, the irreversible reduction of pathway intermediates by yeast enzymes results in a non-recoverable loss of carbon, which has a strong negative impact on metabolic flux.
This last result implies that considering poverty/economic development a very important has a stronger negative impact in WTP than having a sick family member.
For example, it can be tested whether the number of vacant jobs in state-years has a stronger negative impact on NEET risk for males than for females.
This result suggests that closeness to Islam has a stronger negative impact on the applicant with French origins rather than it does on the one with North African origins.
Notably, viability of murine macrophages was decreased by about 50%% after M. smegmatis infection of cells that had been treated with MCP or 100 500 μg/ml Mg particles, indicating that the combined effect of these two stressors overwhelmed resistance of the cells and that MCP had a stronger negative impact (see Additional file 1).
As already shown in ESAM 1998 [ 11] and 2003 [ 7], functional iron deficiency has a stronger negative impact on Hb response rates than absolute iron deficiency.
