The phrase "disproportionately impacts" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe when something has a disproportionate effect on one group or idea compared to another. For example, "The new policy disproportionately impacts low-income individuals, as they are less likely to be able to keep up with the complex regulations."
The trend disproportionately impacts the health and safety of the poor who primarily walk or use public transport.
Solinger is on to something: if having an abortion is merely a matter of personal preference, the government is under no obligation to make it universally available (a policy that disproportionately impacts the poor).
The current benefits conditionality regime is bureaucratic, capricious and crude; it disproportionately impacts vulnerable clients, particularly those who are disabled, often leaving them distressed, impoverished and reliant on food banks.
Waspi also says it is still receiving reports of women who are just finding out about the changes, and claims the way in which the changes have been made "unfairly and disproportionately" impacts on many born in the 1950s.
He might also have listened to the NAACP and African American activists when they warned that the 100 1 sentencing disparity between powder and crack cocaine disproportionately impacts upon African Americans.
Firearm disproportionately impacts a young, minority, and uninsured population.
Unsurprisingly, this lack of part-time options disproportionately impacts low-income students and students from underrepresented groups.
As we thoroughly examined onstage at our Justice event earlier this year, state-sponsored surveillance disproportionately impacts the most vulnerable members of a society.
Researchers Heiner Rindermann and James Thompson have demonstrated that the top 5percentt of intellectual talent of a country disproportionately impacts the GDP of that country.
Type 2 diabetes (T2D) disproportionately impacts Latino youth yet few diabetes prevention programs address this important source of health disparities.
Childhood obesity continues to be a substantial problem despite major public health efforts, and disproportionately impacts children from low-income families.
