"contradictory impact" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where the consequences or effects of something seem to contradict or go against what was expected. Example: The new law had a contradictory impact on the economy – while it was supposed to stimulate growth, it actually caused a decline in businesses and employment.
Comparing with the contradictory impact of children's gender on the father, the effect for the mother has shown a high level of consistency.
Understanding how these attitudes influence conscious purchase of eco-innovative products is particularly important from the strategic point of view for companies when developing new products, as it reflects the contradictory impact of the influence of consumers' pro-technological and pro-environment attitudes in relation to consumption of these foods.
Our results show a contradictory impact of earthworms on slug damage after three and six days of exposure.
Multiple and contradictory impacts of anthropic activities could be assessed only by a set of complementary tools (i.e., geochemistry and bioindicators).
For a broader readership, we situate small hydropower implementation within international trends of renewable energy development – the contradictory impacts of climate change policy, emerging dynamics in energy finance, and reliance on market mechanisms.
Notably, the comorbidity of PH had contradictory impacts on RFS; it was a risk factor for 7, 61 90 days and 1-year RFS but a protective factor for RFS within 8 30 days.
The latter was notably the case, despite the initially contradictory negative impact of health care trust on the individual level.
Previous studies have identified different and sometimes contradictory factors that impact QOL.
Literature is contradictory regarding the impact of DBP on kidney function decline.
This might seem contradictory, but the impact on the elderly of having no choice but to receive public services has been related to psychological strain, 23 potentially negatively influencing LS.
Maybe the biggest impact is contradictory: it concealed the other marked development in the period, particularly after the 2008 crash – the wider stagnation of wages.
