"has been particularly impacted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe how a particular person or thing has been affected by something. For example, you could say, "The country's economy has been particularly impacted by the recent rise in the cost of oil."
GTR's Thameslink Brighton mainline and Great Northern services have been particularly impacted causing swaths of cancelled or severely delayed trains over the past four days.
Wednesday's demonstration included a notable number of elderly people who have been particularly impacted by the near impossibility of obtaining even basic medications within the wider crisis.
Instances of questionable practices where tree harvesting has been particularly intense and the impacts (particularly of animal habitat, water quality and aesthetics) obvious and lasting have contributed to this concern (Routley and Plumwood 1986).
The intergenerational impact has been particularly severe.
O'Gara has been particularly impressed with Mauger's impact on Leicester's attacking game and is wary of the threats posed by the English side.
The impact has been particularly felt in smaller towns, where indebted local administrations have had to cancel bullfights, once the focus of annual festivities.
In the Northeast, the impact has been particularly harsh because from the Mid-Atlantic States to New England, many families still rely on home heating oil, a source of heating no longer used in the rest of the country.
The impact has been particularly marked in manufacturing and where American firms are the inward investors.However, the outlook for inward investment is less rosy now than it has been for several years.
Fighting has engulfed residential areas, destroying the barest possibility of normal life, and the impact has been particularly grave for women and children, whose most basic rights are being infringed daily.
