"corresponding impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to a situation where a particular activity or event has a given effect. For example, "The new policy has had a corresponding impact on the economy."
What corresponding impact did it have on the global economy?
There is increasing evidence that leadership impacts on mortality and morbidity rates; that great leadership makes a material difference to the quality of the environment staff work in, and a corresponding impact on the quality of care they provide.
There also needs to be a weighting system for late-running trains, so those that inconvenience large numbers of passengers have a greater corresponding impact on the overall figures than less busy services.
This paper only takes the environmental violations and analyzes the corresponding impact on the stock market.
One issue is related to the granularity of tasks and the corresponding impact on delay, throughput, and overhead.
The corresponding impact of these R&D on the design of bronze-processed and internal tin strands has been analyzed.
The impacts of skilled emigration are positive with "Regulatory quality" and "Control of corruption" but the corresponding impacts of norms are non significant.
For readers interested in small hydropower, we clarify areas of confusion in definition and explain the corresponding impacts for distinct system designs.
The basic purpose of this study is to investigate the impact of the interest rate on saving and investment in Islamic countries and to compare these results with the corresponding impacts in non-Islamic countries.
Conservation management schemes may be enhanced by evaluating how forest-dependent primates use their habitat for fulfilling life-history requirements, the role of natural forest structures thereon, and any corresponding impacts from anthropogenic disturbance and modification of forests.
The present survey had a straightforward sampling plan (a nationally representative sample in terms of age and gender), which served to control costs; a more-complex quota plan (e.g., introducing a requirement for a minimum number of respondents that do not hold a driving license) would have had corresponding impacts on resource requirements for this study.
