The phrase "a very strong impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant effect or influence that something has on a situation, person, or environment.
Example: "The new policy had a very strong impact on employee morale and productivity."
Alternatives: "a profound effect" or "a significant influence".
"It had a very strong impact.
This would mean a very strong impact into the mountain wall.
Massa said: "I thought it [the accident] was going to hurt because it was a very strong impact.
"What the film meant was that when Shelter was launched 10 days later it had enormous media coverage and made a very strong impact.
"Those two books had a very strong impact," Antonio Fernando de Franceschi, a poet and critic who became a close friend of Nassar's, told me.
He's a very complex man who has a very strong impact on people -- they either love him or they hate him".
In fact, 88percentt of women and 78percentt of men surveyed reported that their stress level had a strong or very strong impact on their physical health.
Patients from Latin America also more often reported that FM had a strong or very strong impact on aspects of daily living than those from Europe, including on physical mobility, motivation/drive, and their overall quality of life.
The proportion of patients and physicians (PCPs or specialists) within the same region also differed on the impact caused by certain FM symptoms on aspects of daily living but, interestingly, a higher proportion of PCPs from Latin America, or specialists from both regions, considered FM had a strong or very strong impact on aspects of daily living compared with patients within the same region.
"Taken together, Carsten and Andrea's expertise and proven track record create very strong impact, and they will co-lead an effective execution-driven leadership team".
"We're completely thrilled that Jill has joined the team at Guardian US, building on our existing relationship and the very strong impact her columns have had to date" said Lee Glendinning, editor, Guardian US. 'For more than 40 years, Jill has been a trailblazer for women in journalism, and brings an unparalleled knowledge of the relationship between politics and the media in the US.
