'have impact in' is not correct and usable in written English.
You can use 'have an impact on' instead. For example: Social media can have an impact on the way we interact with each other.
The moments that have impact in "Drowning Crow" are brief and sputtering.
That may hinder Abu Dhabi's ambitions to attract a global audience.But the initiative may still have impact in the region.
I share some of their scepticism, but I still think that Porter's ideas may have impact in the NHS - partly because he has the ear of politicians but more because some of his thinking fits with the thinking of doctors.
By the time it was actually addressed, I was focused on the other plot points and so it didn't have impact in the way it might have if brought in earlier.
Similarly, Mr. Barr could have impact in Colorado, where Mr. Perot's presence gave Bill Clinton the opening to win the state in 1992, said Robert D. Loevy, a professor of political science at Colorado College in Colorado Springs.
But the Rubins' infusions have impact in places where $5,000 individual gifts are considered significant, and institutions have long had to rely on government financing to survive, far more than their Manhattan counterparts.
However, these safety measures have impacts in several ways, such as management and organization, inventory, economics and possibly ethics.
"Regarding fertility, effects on germ cells in fetal life can have impacts in adulthood," he says.
Whether these coding changes have impacted in the same manner on CHD hospitalizations is unknown.
At first such tellings had impact, in part because they were unfamiliar in a mainstream context.
Specific ICU procedures were included if they had impact in DRG calculation.
