"affirmative impact" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a positive influence or effect on something. You can use it in your writing when discussing the result or consequence of a particular action, decision, or event. For example: "The government's new policy had an affirmative impact on the economy, resulting in increased job opportunities and economic growth."
This technology has affirmative environmental impacts with lower energy consumption and the reaction time and offers a cleaner possibility.
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4. The impact of affirmative action for the poor seems to trickle down.
Writer also discusses various court cases which have had an impact on affirmative action policy.
William Bowen and Derek Bok's classic book The Shape of the River systematically looks at the impact of affirmative action by exploring decades of data from a group of selective colleges.
Affirmative action including disparate impact restrictions might simply be a cost-effective means to squash disparate treatment that would otherwise escape legal constraints.
What was particularly concerning about this research is that for black women, the negative impact of affirmative action removal was exacerbated as time went on.
An additional previous empirical study of the impact of affirmative action bans on human capital accumulation, Caldwell (2010), examines PIAT math test scores using the Children of the NLSY 79 (CNLSY).
We're talking about a direct impact on affirmative action and the recognition of minorities in media and workplaces.
In the following sections we examine the evidence supporting affirmative judgments and the impact pathways, summarized as realist C-M-O configurations, that this evidence suggests.
