The phrase "also likely to impact" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing potential effects or influences of a particular action or event in various contexts, such as business, science, or social issues.
Example: "The new policy changes are also likely to impact employee morale and productivity."
Alternatives: "also expected to affect" or "also probable to influence".
"The mice in this study had not started to develop some of the other key features of Alzheimer's, such as the build-up of toxic proteins, and these changes are also likely to impact on normal nerve cell function".
The Family and Childcare Trust's annual childcare survey also raises concerns about the continuing decline in the number of childminders which is also likely to impact on the 30-hour offer.
The ruling may be also likely to impact other future government initiatives.
The designation is also likely to impact commercial fishing in the region.
This, of course, will not only impact Google's ad revenue, but it is also likely to impact SEO in general.
The announcement is also likely to impact the 14 third-party manufacturers planning to sell their own Steam Machine hardware.
Large aerosol particles settle much more quickly than do small particles, and are also more likely to impact and stick to surfaces.
Geopolitical risk was also perceived as least likely to impact a corporation and thus least likely to be included in a company's overall enterprise risk management.
These differences in ICU stay are also likely to adversely impact the use of ICU day 5 as a threshold for concern about a prolonged stay.
This suggests that methods of reducing psychological distress, such as improving social support and sleep, are also likely to positively impact QOL [ 26].
Even before Harvey made landfall, organizations such as NASA, NOAA, and municipalities were using sensor data, surveillance and satellite imagery to predict not just where the storm was likely to impact, but also coordinate with first responders and law enforcement.
