The phrase "an observable impact on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the effects or changes that can be seen or measured as a result of a particular action or event.
Example: "The new policy has had an observable impact on employee productivity."
Alternatives: "a noticeable effect on" or "a measurable influence on".
We conclude that AGWs of oceanic origin may have an observable impact on the upper atmosphere.
This implies that cells further away have an observable impact on the density of any other cell.
As the number of passengers in the boarding and alighting exchange increased, the extra door and corridor space had an observable impact on dwell time reduction.
Based on ionospheric observations and estimates of the fluxes of the mechanical energy and momentum from the deep ocean, we conclude that acoustic-gravity waves of oceanic origin may have an observable impact on the upper atmosphere.
Our data are consistent with compensatory effects that change basal DA metabolite levels in the contralateral striatum without a relative upregulation in the LDOPA response in the contralateral striatum and without an observable impact on the binding of DTBZ or on the EDVR and k ref of [18 F]FDOPA for this contralateral region.
Although thanking doctors and others who had an observable impact on their condition would be more considerate and have potential benefits down the road.
To address whether there was an observable impact of viral mutation on a clinical outcome in this sample, we tested for associations between all HIV-1 amino acid variant and VL (Study C).
Hospital managers were more likely to support facility-based consultations and cataract surgeries that had a positive observable impact on the population and the financial situation of the hospital.
Paraphrasing, "Create a mechanism where people have an observable impact, and it becomes their brand, their 15 minutes of fame, their outcome".
We focused our analysis on brucellosis because this infectious disease is endemic in our study area and a chronic disease that has, potentially, a direct and observable impact on herd fertility.
Thus, it is not clear if fragment loss and expression nonadditivity observed in synthetic allotetraploids result in genetic variation that has a high (and observable) impact on phenotypic evolution.
