The phrase "asymmetric impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where the effects or consequences of an action or event are not evenly distributed or are unequal among different parties or areas.
Example: "The new policy had an asymmetric impact on small businesses compared to larger corporations, leading to significant disparities in their ability to adapt."
Alternatives: "unequal effect" or "disproportionate impact".
Politics dictates that the programme should be symmetrically designed (open to all countries) but economics calls for an asymmetric impact in crisis countries.
In this work, we propose an integrated experimental and theoretical framework to isolate the effects of oblique and asymmetric impact on the water entry of a rigid wedge.
To this end, a two degree-of-freedom linear system (the primary structure) is coupled to a single-sided vibro-impact (VI) attachment with highly asymmetric impact non-linearity (the VI NES).
In the present study, a new approach was therefore carried out to obtain the equation of state of polycarbonate material in a single-stage gas gun, which consists of asymmetric impact technology, manganin gauges, PVDF, electromagnetic particle velocity gauges and electrical pins.
They further find that this asymmetric impact occurs because it is more difficult and expensive for poorer borrowers with little home equity to refinance their homes.
The asymmetric impact of immigration on the wages and employment of natives by job contract shows the important role played by institutions.
The results illustrate that spatial targeting and delegation, when combined, have asymmetric impacts on farmers' payoffs.
We anticipate that incorporating asymmetric impacts of ENSO on extreme precipitation will help lead to better-informed climate-adaptive design of flood-sensitive infrastructure.
This asymmetric wage impact indicates that the wages of workers under fixed-term contracts can be manipulated by firms to adjust labor cost.
This is an asymmetric shock.
The modified Logvinovich model is extended to study asymmetric and oblique impact for moderate deadrise angles, thereby offering further insight into the physics of the impact.
