The phrase "cause negative impact" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation or action that results in negative consequences or effects. Here is an example: "The decision to cut funding for education will cause a negative impact on the students' learning capabilities."
Urban heat island (UHI) often cause negative impact and has been linked to heart stroke rate, morality, human comfort, energy consumption and air pollution.
Environmental monitoring in today an important task in any industrial plant operation, because high concentrations of residuals products produced by the process can cause negative impact on human health and over the environment.
But excessive use of cement amount can cause negative impact on cost [7, 23] and in other way bottom ash is also a big environmental problem for its safe disposal today.
These disorders may cause negative impact on adherence to clinical care, well-being, psychosocial rehabilitation and patient safety during hospitalization.
Sometimes, certain such decisions can lead to unsound ethical practices, reducing research quality and cause negative impact on the participant community.
Multiple abiotic stress factors viz., water deficit, water logging, high salinity, extreme temperature, high radiation, chilling injury, heavy metal toxicity and pH cause negative impact on plant growth and productivity by impairing proteins, lipids, DNA function and reducing genome stability.
Roads cause negative impacts on wildlife by directly and indirectly facilitating habitat destruction and wildlife mortality.
However, the presence of visitors may cause negative impacts on wildlife, which makes recreation difficult to manage.
However, O&G development and use can cause negative impacts on the environment and society in terms of, for example, carbon emissions and community displacement.
Whilst increasing aridity index and decreasing water surplus over the period of 2011 2099 would inevitably cause negative impacts on the implementation of the SNWDP and effective adapting measures are thus expected.
A coalition of energy companies known as the Utility Water Act Group argued in a petition that stretched more than 100 pages that the regulation, if left in place, "will cause negative impacts on jobs dues to the excessive costs of compliance — which were grossly underestimated by the EPA — and regulatory burdens forcing plant closures.
