"have negative consequences on" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something has a detrimental effect. For example, "The increase in taxes can have negative consequences on businesses in the local area."
Expanding the range of vaccines in the programme could also have negative consequences on the perceived severity of a disease, as one GP mentioned: Yes, and I also think, like from the moment that you offer vaccinations for shingles that -- oh, so shingles is apparently a serious illness.
This can have negative consequences on their careers because they risk appearing scattered, late, and unprepared.
The structural changes identified in the pollination networks were likely to have negative consequences on pollination functioning33,34,35.
We aren't told that the mix of emotions that this transition triggers can have negative consequences on our mental health.
Modularization usually makes the architecture more complex due to additional interfaces and redundancies that have negative consequences on system performance.
At our institute, the reduction of costs did not have negative consequences on the quality of the surgical care.
It is found that some of the wind turbine modes can have negative consequences on the life-time of the planetary bearings.
We conclude that extensive extraction decreases the amount of habitat to such extent that it may have negative consequences on species persistence at the landscape level.
Mould growth in buildings can have negative consequences on health, comfort, and durability of construction and can cause a significant problem for inhabitants.
Colic is generally defined as excessive crying in early infancy and can have negative consequences on the infant as well as on the infant's family life.
This suggests that while goal setting may indeed have negative consequences on ethical behavior in organizations, only people with particularly susceptible personality traits may be prone to the effect.
