The phrase 'adverse impact of' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to any negative effects that result from a particular action, event, or occurrence. For example: "The adverse impact of climate change on global agriculture has been a major source of concern in recent years."
"The adverse impact of stress is greater in societies where greater inequality exists and where some people feel worse off than others.
Even without the adverse impact of converting sales of the weak euro into dollars, Xerox's sales would have been 1percentt lower.
The mission had issued a protocol for its foreign police partners, designed to minimize the adverse impact of anti-trafficking operations.
"They're full of strong emotions, considerable anger, and an elaborate, closely reasoned system of belief about the adverse impact of technology on society.
In theory, the adverse impact of a stronger dollar on growth can be offset by lower interest rates.
There is evidence from the London School of Economics (pdf), the CBI and Oxford Economics, that show the adverse impact of an exit on the UK economy and the government's ability to maintain levels of funding for public services.
But the administration said the report's findings were "not conclusive," and said there was "no significant adverse impact" of fishing on dolphin populations, clearing the way for redefining "dolphin safe".
The idea is to reduce the adverse impact of large-scale redundancies by assisting fresh jobless people to move into new jobs and help employing organisations to overcome skill shortages.
Chief executive Chris Grigg said: We remain confident in the underlying strength of the business despite continued global macro uncertainty and the potentially adverse impact of a vote for the UK to leave the European Union.
Every development sector of this area bears the adverse impact of the erosion.
The additional problem of multidrug-resistant pathogens boosts the adverse impact of infections in ICUs.
