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The phrase "actually have a negative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or condition that is contrary to what might be expected, particularly in contexts like psychology, finance, or health.
Example: "While many people believe that stress only has positive effects, studies show that it can actually have a negative impact on mental health."
Alternatives: "can indeed have a detrimental" or "may actually result in a negative".
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Conversely, bond flows actually have a negative effect.
Scientists tell us this can backfire and actually have a negative impact on our wellbeing.
Some studies show that extending copyright can actually have a negative impact on the sales and availability of books.
Our studies show that an excessive payload of gadolinium in liposomes may actually have a negative influence on in vivo T1 contrast.
Yet our research has shown this "crisis" didn't actually have a negative effect on the continued growth in enthusiasm for renewable energy.
That depends on whether losing a job you loved due to automation would actually have a negative impact on your happiness.
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It appears that, at the time of his arrest, Vilar actually had a negative net worth.
"I think that rising income inequality actually has a negative effect on social cohesion".
Milton Friedman, the libertarian Nobel laureate economist, proposed a version of this idea called a "negative income tax," in which every household would be given a check for a set amount, such that some people actually had a negative tax burden.
As one might expect, this company reported in our survey that it took no important actions based on VBM and that, far from having a positive impact on employees' behavior, its VBM program actually had a negative effect.
In particular, the results show that being located in a cluster per se actually has a negative effect on firm R&D intensity, which is in contrast to the conventional wisdom of pure or automatic localized knowledge spillovers, as far as firm R&D intensity is concerned.
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