"historic impact" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to the lasting and significant effects of an event or period in history. For example, "The French Revolution had a profound historic impact on the growth of liberal democracy throughout Europe."
No controversy will erase the historic impact".
On this basis, it was postulated that GB may be formed by an historic impact.
"The Democratic Leadership Council has had an historic impact on American politics over the past 25 years.
Before the invasion, Blair had seemed driven by the historic impact of what he and Bush were proposing.
Mankiewicz captures, with a fierce melodramatic flair, the historic impact of intimate and erotic wrangles in the halls of state.
"I want to stay in Armenia, where my work to preserve Armenian music will have an historic impact," she explained.
The rampant time delays and exorbitant fees translate into enormous financial loss for the property owner, while the so-called historic preservation impact is very often meaningless.
There is just over a week until people in Scotland go to the polls to decide whether the country becomes independent - but how will their historic vote impact the other nations that make up the UK? Three BBC reporters climbed the highest mountains in England, Wales and Northern Ireland to find out how people outside Scotland feel about the referendum.
However, separate studies by University of Maryland, Baltimore County and Lake Forest College found no historic significant impact to the economies of cities with sports franchises affected by work stoppages.
Interview articles should be shared in a future class as a first-person retrospective of how major historic events impacted people who were their age when they occurred.
Your comments will be considered by the Board in evaluating the environmental and/or historic preservation impacts of the contemplated action.
