'debilitating impact' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase 'debilitating impact' when referring to something that has a long-term or permanent effect that is difficult to withstand or recover from. For example, "The COVID-19 pandemic has had a debilitating impact on the global economy."
Max Stern, Mr. Barhoum's lawyer, said the experience had a debilitating impact.
The price war, which is being predicted by experts like Osha, could have a more debilitating impact on AMD, which has limited resources.
I have witnessed firsthand the debilitating impact that now-preventable infections can have on kids.
Since 2004, Second Response has diminished the debilitating impact of post-traumatic stress in an estimated 250,000 worldwide.
1 2 Patients with AF sustain an increased risk of arterial thromboembolism and stroke, which are associated with high recurrence and substantial debilitating impact.
One recent review [ 12] found no currently available patient-reported daily diary that would measure both fluctuating motor and non-motor PD symptoms, despite a breadth of literature citing the tremendous debilitating impact of fluctuating symptoms [ 11, 19- 21].
"These three health conditions can have debilitating impacts on people's lives," says first author Aaron W. Tustin, a resident physician in the Department of Environmental Health Sciences at the Bloomberg School.
The level of variability orchestrated by climate change has had debilitating impacts on livestock herds, and for that reason, the role of camels in enhancing ecological resilience has become more profound, given their exceptional biological and physiological adaptations (Awoke et al. 2015; Kagunyu and Wanjohi 2014).
Any cognitive and physical deficits that the monkeys might suffer as a result of being irradiated will be confounded -- and potentially magnified -- by the debilitating impacts of their confinement and manipulation.
Chronic illness is debilitating and impacts a family's income, prosperity and ultimately its happiness.
First, for diseases with little name recognition, they have a disproportionate impact, debilitating more than a billion people each year.
