The phrase "catalytic impact" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a significant or influential effect, often caused by a catalyst (something that causes or speeds up a reaction). Example: The discovery of penicillin had a catalytic impact on the field of medicine, leading to numerous advancements and saving countless lives.
And, as he had done seven days earlier, Pardew exerted a catalytic impact.
Bernstein, S. & Hoffmann, M. The politics of decarbonization and the catalytic impact of subnational climate experiments.
It may seem obvious, but simply establishing an empowered regulatory authority, with a clear mandate, can have a positive and catalytic impact on delivering water services.
Now Frank McGuinness seizes on the star's equally improbable descent on Donegal to write a neo-Chekhovian play about the catalytic impact of a lustrous outsider on a rural Irish household.
"We consistently heard from DfID's partners including DEC, UN agencies and NGOs, that DfID's early commitment of funding helped to leverage funds from other bilateral and private donors … the catalytic impact of DfID's early response should not be underestimated," said the report.
A post-assessment survey, focusing on implementation, barriers to investment, and catalytic impact from the energy assessment, was developed and distributed to 82 houses that received an energy assessment.
The authors analysed 88 regional airports in Australia over a period of 1985 86 to 2010 11 to determine the catalytic impacts of regional air transport on regional economic growth.
The simulation of two biorefineries with and without heterogeneous catalysis was performed to compare and elucidate the catalytic processes impact into economic indicators.
The giving forward model has played an important role in establishing GAIN as an organization and continues to provide catalytic, high-impact capital to create sustainable, cost-effective solutions for stronger, healthier communities and nations.
Knowledge of these structures is important as specifically-adsorbed ions on an electrode impact catalytic reactions that take place at the electrode-electrolyte interface.
Taking into account long-range conformational change during catalytic turnover, the impact of cation binding at the membrane part of the enzyme on the mobility/rigidity of subunits involved in A/D transition cannot be excluded.
