The phrase "achieve their impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness or influence of a particular action, project, or initiative.
Example: "The new marketing strategy was designed to achieve their impact on the target audience more effectively."
Alternatives: "make their mark" or "realize their effect".
These interventions – in the form of novel or moderated institutions and policies, incentives, or information and technology – can influence producers directly or achieve their impacts indirectly by influencing consumer, retailer and processor decisions.
His ideas achieved their impact in large measure because he could write so convincingly.
Tax-cut advocates like R.Glenn Hubbard, then chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, argued that the tax cuts had to be predictable and permanent to achieve their intended impact.
Another reason may be that the singularity and intensity of emotion of these pieces should only be experienced infrequently in order to achieve their true impact.
Development programmes are often complex, but this does not mean that scientific methods such as experiments and careful analysis can't aid a better understanding of whether programmes achieve their desired impact.
However, the benefits may take several years to achieve their full impact, and there is a risk that trained social workers may not remain in the profession.
Since the early 1990's there has been a growing interest in why policies do not achieve their anticipated impact and much research has moved away from analysis of the content of policy to focus more on the political dimensions of policymaking and implementation [ 16, 17].
What I love most about this hybrid funding/hands-on mentorship model is that it's designed to support local groups in achieving their own impact, which is impact that will stand the test of time.
As vaccines for malaria and HIV are developed, they will face serious introduction issues and the manner in which they are introduced and used to achieve their morbidity and mortality reduction impact needs to be carefully assessed to assure that their system impact does not detract from the long-term development of sustainable immunization systems.
Efforts to digitize this information are under way (Fig. 1b), achieving their greatest impact if the results are placed into shared open databases online, for example, OpenStreetMap (OSM) (Fig. 2) (Kienberger 2014; de Andrade and Szlafsztein 2015; Chingombe et al. 2015; Thaler and Levin-Keitel 2016).
