The phrase "abstract impacts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing theoretical or conceptual effects or influences that are not directly observable or tangible.
Example: "The study aims to explore the abstract impacts of climate change on societal behavior and decision-making."
Alternatives: "conceptual effects" or "theoretical influences."
The main problem — as the show's corny title indicates — is that the gallery images seem to have been selected mainly for their abstract impact.
The pioneering animator and educator Jules Engel, who has died aged 94, was fascinated by movement, whether in the choreography of a group of sparkling animated mushrooms - which he created for Walt Disney's Fantasia in 1940 - or the more abstract impact of line and colour in paintings.
Normalization makes it possible to translate abstract impact scores for every impact category into relative contributions of the product to a reference situation.
(Impact) The abstract term "impact" is used in this work in the sense of "not operating as fully intended".
Abstract: The impact of epistasis on the evolution of multilocus traits depends on recombination.
A fanciful voice, an open heart and a backbone of steel make this progressive activist a must-read on California progressive politics and the way what might seem like abstract issues impact our everyday lives.
Third, the concept of an 'elevated risk' might be too abstract to impact an employee's risk perception.
Abstract: The impact of different fishing intensities and fleet size on the stock was analyzed, allowing the assessment of management strategies and estimation of the carrying capacity.
3) The relative contributions of Apln and Ela to angioblast migration should be clarified, both in the Results section and in the Abstract and Impact Statement.
(Johnson Al Heldd: 'Alphabet Paintings' (through April 20) Al Held (1928-2005) was one of the last and best of the big-impact abstract painters to emerge from the postwar era.
