The phrase "arguably impacting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential influence or effect of something that is open to debate or interpretation.
Example: "The new policy is arguably impacting employee morale in the workplace."
Alternatives: "potentially affecting" or "possibly influencing".
"The Fed's announcement last week that QE3 bond buying will continue for the time being may have only a limited, though favorable, impact on housing". Rising mortgage rates have already been arguably impacting new home sales, with activity declining 13.5% in July from June, as buyers can't lock in on rates on homes currently under construction.
Pathogenic enterobacteria cause biomedically and agriculturally significant diseases, and historically have resulted in numerous pandemics, foodborne outbreaks, and nosocomial infections, arguably impacting human health more than any other microbial family.
"There is little doubt that Suarez's bite arguably impacts on the integrity of the game in a very broad-sense, but is it really materially different in seriousness to, say, a serious foul play, such a Zinedine Zidane's head-butt in the 2006 World Cup Final, which did not result in a worldwide ban?" The ban handed down from world governing body Fifa was the longest in World Cup history.
For instance, legislation banning ritual slaughter or official opposition to a mosque construction project arguably impacts men and women.
Racial diversity and policies that increase access to higher education and employment protections are lgbt values every bit as dear as equal access to marriage -- values that arguably impact lgbt people of color more deeply and directly than marriage.
Different types of technologies (eg, drugs versus medical devices) arguably impact health spending differently, particularly in terms of the associated changes in clinical practice that follow their adoption.
"Arguably, John Gagliardi has impacted the lives of as many young men as any individual in the history of St. John's University," the university president Michael Hemesath said in a statement.
A recent review published by the Social Care Institute for Excellence [ 4] highlights the detrimental impact of such loneliness and social isolation on health and wellbeing, and, arguably this may impact most on the quality of life of people with palliative care needs and their families [ 5].
A survey-based assessment of the impacts of abduction on young northern Ugandans suggests that the most pervasive and arguably largest impact of abduction is on education and livelihoods, not physical or psychological trauma [ 16, 17].
Arguably, the impact will be similar.
Computers and other technological innovations had an arguably greater impact.
