The phrase "a very bad impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant negative effect or consequence of an action or event.
Example: "The new policy had a very bad impact on employee morale, leading to increased turnover rates."
Alternatives: "a severe negative effect" or "a detrimental influence."
This is a climategate narrative that seems quite popular among many people who, like Schwarzenegger, remain committed to the need for action against global warming and very popular among people who take the opposite view: that a significant chunk of science had been frankly fraudulent, and that the discovery of this fraud had had a very bad impact on the fight against global warming.
Global warming is already having a very bad impact on health everywhere.
What's proposed is a complicated provision with a very bad impact.
However, it has a very bad impact on pop and hormone replication and further results in the highest delay for owner.
"It damages the image of the Chinese people and has a very bad impact". The National Tourism Administration in China even recently published a 64-page Guidebook to Civilized Tourism to educate Chinese tourists on how to behave abroad.
A leading negotiator in Karzai's peace council, Arsala Rahmani, said that the film will have a "very, very bad impact on peace efforts".
Wayne Swan, the treasurer, predicts "very bad impacts for our democracy" from Mrs Rinehart's refusal to guarantee the papers' editorial independence.Mrs Rinehart is stalking Fairfax at its most vulnerable moment.
It had a very big impact.
"The biggest problem is this group of agencies working in a very bad way and the impact of their work is very bad for us — and the countries of the workers," Mr. Borji said, referring to the bans imposed by several countries on sending workers to Lebanon.
But the cumulative impact of everyone's doing the right thing has a very bad outcome.
