The phrase "as impacting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a significant effect or influence on a situation or outcome.
Example: "The new policy is seen as impacting the overall productivity of the team."
Alternatives: "as affecting" or "as influencing".
This was due to the software being perceived as slow and as impacting on the communication flow with the patient.
Ninety-two per cent of businesses cited Brexit as impacting their ability to recruit and train staff in 2018.
Some see such measures as impacting on competitiveness and adding further layers of red tape; others have more ideologically-driven objections.
Men are allowed to express all kinds of things, and it is not thought of as impacting their ability to provide as fathers.
Four main factors were identified as impacting the environment: organisational structures, the physical space, the private space and the organisational culture.
In her first Damsel in Distress video she traces the trope back to ancient Greek mythology, and throughout the Tropes Vs Women series makes regular references to the wider media as impacting our cultural ideologies and enforcing gender paradigms.
This gift to MSM continues to train the world's outstanding musicians and singers as well as impacting young audiences in opera education through the School's Outreach Program, Music Teaches.
Each of these medical aspects of communication was seen as impacting patient safety and satisfaction in the ED.
She said: "There is nothing I can do except rest and attempt to let the bone heal as impacting the joint will continue to open the fracture.
Elevated cortisol concentrations have been reported as a primary hormonal factor augmenting exercise adaptations from high-intensity exercise, as well as impacting rates of lipolysis [20].
Companies like Google are being increasingly aggressive around all the different areas that people see as impacting the future, like artificial intelligence".
