The phrase "exert negative impacts" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the negative effects or consequences of something. Example: The excessive use of plastic bags can exert negative impacts on the environment, such as polluting our oceans and endangering marine life.
Although TTH are not as widely recognized as migraine headaches, they constitute an important and frequent clinical problem, as they exert negative impact on the patients' quality of life.
Climate change in association with an extended urbanization, with high levels of vehicle emissions in urban areas, living in artificial environment with little movement exert negative impact on individuals in most industrialized countries.
He said Chinese Web sites should "refrain from misleading the general public or exerting negative impacts on social order".
Demand for freshwater in many dryland environments is exerting negative impacts on the quality and availability of groundwater resources, particularly in areas where demand is high due to irrigation or industrial water requirements to support dryland agricultural reclamation.
A previous biocide-releasing approach is based on leaching of encapsulated biocides such as silver and triclosan which exerts negative impacts on the environment and potentially contributes to the development of bacterial resistance.
Xylose exerted negative impacts on CBP-mediated cellobiose fermentation by acting as a substrate for GX byproduct formation and a mixed-inhibitor for cellobiose phosphorylase activity.
In addition, hyperglycemia- induced chronic inflammation status exerts negative impact on skeletal muscle function [73], [74].
To this end, it may be noteworthy that although FLT3-ITD or -TKD mutations exerted negative impact on the OS and DFS in historic control of 97 patients in ATRA → ATO group (Supplementary Fig. 5A, B), the introduction of ATO into the first line treatment in ATRA/ATO group abrogated this negative impact in both training and validation groups (Fig. 4A D).
Clearly, deer exert strong negative impacts on woody plant species, and there is appropriate scientific concern that white-tailed deer overabundance is contributing to the degradation of many forested areas of North America (Côté et al. 2004).
