The phrase "a sustained impact of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ongoing effects or influence of something over a period of time.
Example: "The study revealed a sustained impact of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "an ongoing effect of" or "a lasting influence of".
Thus, longitudinal studies and randomized controlled trials are needed to determine whether there is a sustained impact of physician counseling on behavior change in obese patients.
34 Our study found a sharper decline in male suicide rates by firearms for the period 1991 1995 to the period 1996 2000 than for earlier periods (eg, the period 1991 1995 compared with the period 1986–1990), suggestive of a sustained impact of the firearm law enforcement after 1996.
The Cochrane review group suggested that a focus on short-term behavior change was unlikely to have a sustained impact on the weight status of children [ 2], and that the available evidence suggests that many diet and exercise interventions in children are in fact not effective in preventing excess weight gain, despite being effective in changing diet and exercise behavior.
The sustained impact of two-a-day practices in the early part of training camp prior to the season may be the most damaging time of the year for head trauma.
To our knowledge this is the first study to demonstrate the significantly positive and sustained impact of a curriculum-based mental health literacy program in a Canadian junior/high school population.
The sustained impact of oil staying beyond $100 a barrel will unleash a tsunami of innovation and production.
The sustained impact of Christian missions and the education infrastructure they created distinguishes Beirut from Cairo and Istanbul.
The participating practices were contacted after the completion date to verify the documented outcomes and to explore the sustained impact of the completed PPDP process.
Against this backdrop, the late, sustained impact of the high-protein/high-fat meals may indicate the need to rethink strategies for insulin dosing in intensively treated children with type 1 diabetes.
"These are major issues that need to be addressed" by scientists, he says, if they want to get "a more complete picture of long-term, sustained impacts of military operations".
Collection of additional data points before and after implementation of an intervention may shed further light on baseline trends, the immediate and sustained impacts of the intervention, maturation effect, and cyclical/seasonal patterns.
