The phrase "accentuated impact" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a heightened or emphasized effect or influence of something.
Example: "The marketing campaign had an accentuated impact on sales, leading to a significant increase in revenue."
Alternatives: "enhanced effect" or "amplified influence."
The operation was well integrated on the whole, even if the snow accentuated the impact of the cable lines, making the "fingers" stand out.
On one hand, we have accentuated the impact of incidence assays uses by assuming that we have complete knowledge about the calibrating parameters βT and ΩT.
The lateness, duration and intensity of the 2007 A. sanguinea red tide coupled with increased nearshore abundance of wintering birds evidently accentuated the impacts and detection of the unusual effects of this algal bloom.
These data suggest that Dis3KD effects on early RNA metabolism may be accentuated by impacting the expression of Rrp6 or exosome subunit RNAs.
The impact angle variation dampens or accentuates the impact effect over the sliding component.
This will accentuate the impact on the financial system and increase the shock in comparison to that associated with an earlier resolution.
Capsaicinoids have been found to accentuate the impact of caloric restriction on body weight loss.
It is clear that the financial crisis is accentuating the impact of long-term structural forces, thereby threatening traditional systems of social protection and insurance.
At the hillslope scale, decreasing snowfall, snowmelt-runoff, and spring soil water content is causing agricultural productivity to be increasingly dependent on growing season precipitation, and will likely accentuate the impact of droughts.
The pacing has been expanded in both directions: many special moves feel quicker, while the moment-to-moment exchange of strikes and blocks has a chunkier rhythm than ever before (aided by Capcom's masterly implementation of the 'hit pause' which accentuate the impact of strikes).
