'compounding impact' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the effect of two or more factors or events that are amplifying and intensifying each other, or a situation in which each new impact or occurrence is making a situation worse. For example, "The compounding impact of rising fuel prices and a weakened economy have made the situation much worse for many people."
We confirmed the compounding impact HIV infection has on growth as measured by LAZ and WAZ scores.
Those numbers can have compounding impact on the long-term performance of a brand.
By contrast the freezing of the rate of thresholds for a whole range of government benefits has a compounding impact over time.
Thus, existing research repeatedly demonstrates the compounding impact of the incarceration on the physical and mental health of prisoners, both while serving their sentence and following release.
This finding of a compounding impact between smoking and heavy drinking is consistent with recent findings based on a sample of middle-aged Scottish men [ 46].
While their competence with basic number work varied, it became clear to me that some of them, sadly, were incapable of calculating a simple percentage, let alone estimating the compounded impact over many years of an interest rate of 3% or more on a loan of perhaps £30,000.
Who doesn't like feeling special? 4. They Can Make A Regular, Compounded Impact.
In order to fully grasp the impact of this amount, one needs to consider the compounded impact of that kind of practice -- dollar by dollar, the accrual over time of the unfair and uneven practices.
"It's not just two feet of water — it's when you start to see the compounded impacts of higher sea levels with storms," Mr. Freed said: the flooding from a tropical storm like Irene, which shut down subway service, would cover even more of the city.
The freshwater provisioning index for humans combined with estimates of threats to water source areas assesses the compounded impacts on freshwater provisions at their point-of-service and the humans they support downstream.
Such associations between the physical environment and health have highlighted the need to study the compounding impacts of environmental and socioeconomic stressors with a focus on context specific environmental health and health care issues.
