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Discover Ludwig"destructive impact" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a negative effect that something has had. For example, "The increase in pollution has had a destructive impact on the environment."
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Evidence of the destructive impact lay off Bahrain today.
So too will their accuracy and destructive impact.
Sharks have long reproductive cycles so targeting juveniles can have a destructive impact on wild populations.
All three had protested against the destructive impact of mining on their land.
However, the full scope of its destructive impact on the region is yet to be felt.
More than a dozen states have begun to feel the destructive impact of the storm.
But that does not mean that its destructive impact on American families can't be mitigated.
Would a Pfizer takeover have a destructive impact on AstraZeneca's researchers?
Nevertheless, the destructive impact of the Congo Free State lasted well beyond its brief history.
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The non-destructive impact test was used to sort fruits with different firmness.
But investors on the lookout for Apple's creative/destructive impact should be drawing up a new list of victims.
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