The phrase "about the specific impact" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the particular effects or consequences of a situation, event, or action.
Example: "The report focuses on the specific impact of climate change on coastal communities."
Alternatives: "regarding the particular effect" or "concerning the distinct influence".
By focusing on this profession, we can find out more about the specific impact of licensing requirements (such as fee and education requirements) on low- and moderate-income workers.
1, 5 These latter observations have raised questions about the specific impact of ethanol on HIV infection and neuropathogenesis.
However, most of these studies focused on physical and sexual maltreatment whilst little is known about the specific impact of emotional abuse and neglect on social anxiety.
Aim of this review is to evaluate the current knowledge about the specific impact on children's respiratory tract infections from probiotics, live microbes with the power to modify intestinal microbial populations and exert subsequent benefits for the host.
Aphid attack induces the jasmonic acid signalling pathway, but very little is known about the specific impact jasmonates have on the expression of genes that respond to aphid attack.
The combination of CCSP deficiency and altered ANXA1 function attributable to these modifications has been speculated to contribute to the hyperinflammatory state observed in chronic lung diseases [ 14], though little is known about the specific impact of these acidic modifications on ANXA1 function.
In the event that a child reported an impact on their performance of these eight daily performances, the child responded to questions about the severity and frequency of the specific impact; a score from 0 to 3 is given to rate each of these characteristics.
Instead, we will continue to support a vision for research assessment that relies on a range of transparent evidence qualitative as well as quantitative about the specific impacts and outcomes of a collection of relevant research outputs.
As such, although these studies are a brilliant naturalistic way to look at how fear develops in children, they are limited in what they tell us about the specific causal impact of threat information.
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