The phrase "a widespread impact on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant and far-reaching effect or influence that something has on a particular subject or area.
Example: "The new policy is expected to have a widespread impact on the local economy."
Alternatives: "a broad effect on" or "a significant influence on".
In addition, network-level rail operations require more robust control because challenges along one small part of the line can have a widespread impact on the whole transit network.
Drowsy driving has a widespread impact on the nation's highways, experts say.
Chand's case has prompted experts to claim that the IAAF's process is flawed, with her advisor Dr Payoshni Mitra telling the newspaper that the rules were having a widespread impact on women.
Responding to the research published last week, children's minister Beverley Hughes, responsible for the programme, admits that "there is still a way to go before extended services are available everywhere, and it is too early yet to see a widespread impact on attainment at the national level".
Along with praise for the pace of spending in the provinces come concerns that local governments could repeat the mistakes of the centrally controlled reconstruction program that began after the invasion and has never had a widespread impact on improving services in Iraq.
However, QM/MM has not yet had a widespread impact on structure-based drug design.
It is clear that there is a widespread impact of RA and FM on physical, psychological and social factors in affected individuals, and thus, outcome measures that encompass multiple aspects of quality of life are needed.
Research indicates that there is a widespread impact of RA and FM on physical, psychological and social factors in affected individuals, and thus, outcome measures that encompass multiple aspects of quality of life are needed.
To make a more widespread impact on BIO 181, a systematic approach was used.
We also selected additional regions of interest (ROIs) to examine whether the effect of long-term learning had a more widespread impact on white matter microstructure adjacent to regions often activated in motor learning tasks: preSMA, SMA, and PC.
Findings from a number of articles indicate that the pain and resulting discomfort associated with HZ and PHN can have a substantial negative and widespread impact on patients' health-related quality of life (HRQoL) and patients' ability to engage in activities of daily living [ 7, 20- 25].
