The phrase "adopted impact" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the effects or consequences of something that has been adopted, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The adopted impact of the new policy was evident in the community's response."
Alternatives: "implemented effect" or "accepted influence".
Wegmans isn't the only company that has adopted an impact hiring approach.
Two policies, if adopted can impact a large group of immigrants currently living in limbo.
Products on formularies will need to be reviewed to determine how this guidance, if adopted, would impact their availability.
After a successful pilot in the Upper East Region of Ghana, the government adopted 'High Impact Rapid Delivery' (HIRD) as a nationwide strategy to boost Ghana's chances of achieving Millennium Development Goals 4 and 5, the reduction of child and maternal mortality.
We also discuss carapace-inspired designs that could be advantageous over the traditional strategies adopted in impact-resistant materials, and could bring new mechanistic insights.
Therefore, in a Life Cycle Assessment study, it would be preferable to adopt several impact assessment methods in order to verify how the results can vary.
The Oracle of Omaha's model for profit-making should be the model we adopt for impact investing.
This study aims to adopt the IMPACT CHD model to the Palestinian context, namely the West Bank population, in order to help explain recent changes in CHD mortality.
Eight of the district's 13 timber concessions are working with the Conservancy to improve their forest management by setting aside high conservation value forests, adopting reduced impact logging techniques, and tracking their timber.
Too often, adoptions are fraught with challenges that negatively impact adopted persons, first/birth families, foster/adoptive families and the people who love all of these people.
