The phrase "also negatively impacted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the adverse effects on a subject in addition to other negative consequences already mentioned.
Example: "The recent policy changes have also negatively impacted employee morale and productivity."
Alternatives: "also adversely affected" or "also had a detrimental effect".
This had prevented me from absorbing the pain of their stories but had also negatively impacted upon the quality of my practice.
However, hermit crabs are also negatively impacted (e.g., decreased reproductive success, increased predation) by some symbionts and a review of egg predators is provided.
However, promising strategy patterns weakened over time due to shallow strategy development, which also negatively impacted the efficacy of the system.
The backbone degradation of PAEs not only significantly reduced the mechanical properties of the membranes, but also negatively impacted hydroxide conductivity.
Increasing road lane density also negatively impacted both bird and butterfly species richness, while there was substantial evidence for an interaction effect between road lane density and cultivated tree cover on bird species richness.
This suggests that the naturally greater number of failed attempts in the initial phase of trial-and-error learning also negatively impacted learning in subsequent trials due to the persistence of erroneous memory traces established beforehand.
A very strong majority of women (84%) said that negative attention around having a pay gap would also negatively impact their opinion of that company, with 50% of men agreeing as well.
Survey respondents generally had negative moral judgments about ECP users, which probably also negatively impacts access to ECPs.
It might also negatively impact on investment decisions by Toyota and its component suppliers, Woods said.
Societal norms and stereotypes can also negatively impact the lives of millions of people who will assume they are no longer fit for work, consigning them to a lower lifetime income and poorer later years.
The smallness of the screen not only adversely affects the clarity, but it also negatively impacts on the acceptance and integration of this potentially useful technology in education.
