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The phrase "have negative impacts on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to describe the effect of a certain action or event on a particular situation or environment. For example, "The rise in plastic pollution has had negative impacts on marine wildlife."
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Will increasing monoculture production have negative impacts on biodiversity?
Serious water shortages have negative impacts on regional socioeconomic development.
Unintended pregnancy may have negative impacts on maternal health.
If you use enough of it, the sodium chloride will have negative impacts on some plants".
This will then have negative impacts on fish populations and other plants in the area.
However, there will be remaining risks around a longer term default which would have negative impacts on the Argentine economy.
Policies like trade, investment and energy do have negative impacts on people in developing countries that need to be addressed.
But hard structures can, as the report put it, "have negative impacts on the physical and aesthetic characteristics of beaches".
Many wildlife tourist attractions (WTAs) have negative impacts on animal welfare and species conservation.
However, assortative mixing and the rich-club phenomenon may have negative impacts on network performance.
In contrast, an elevated temperature will have negative impacts on microtubule stiffness.
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