The phrase "achieving impact on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or influence of an action, project, or initiative on a particular subject or area.
Example: "Our goal is achieving impact on community health through our new outreach program."
Alternatives: "making a difference in" or "having an effect on".
The projects performed strongly by achieving impacts on further research and staff development, and research transfer.
Heather himself recognized both then 2, 3 and later 62 that achieving impacts on population-level health outcomes was hugely ambitious, and in all probability needed integration with other alcohol policy measures in order to fulfil this aspiration.
The aim of the qualitative study reported here was to identify the views of stakeholders internal and external to clinical networks regarding influential factors in NSW clinical networks, in terms of achieving impacts on quality of care and system-wide change during the period 2006 2008.
With regard to macro-level governance of the European manufacturing related research and innovation area, ManuFuture achieved impact on multiple governance levels (Table 2).
The authors note that pedagogical interventions have to be more grounded on educational psychology theories and the educators have to reflect on their own beliefs and practices to achieve impact on learners.
However, to achieve impact on malaria morbidity and mortality, communities will have to access and use these services.
Some have argued that total community-level sanitation is necessary to achieve impact on health outcomes [ 36].
Maintenance of the newly constructed practices is the first priority, and complementary vegetative and soil management practices are essential in order to achieve impact on soil productivity.
It will be important for future clinical development how we define our end points in clinical trials in order to achieve impact on the clinical outcome in mRCC.
