"impact arises from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically means that the impact or effect of something is caused by or stems from a certain factor or action. Example: The success of a company's marketing campaign greatly depends on its target audience, as the impact arises from how well the message resonates with them.
The agency said it had alerted nearby harbors, recreational marinas and ferry terminals "to be prepared for possible impact arising from the oil spill".
Direct effects refer to the impact on output of the industry/development. Indirect effects refer to the impact arising from downstream or upstream inter-sectoral linkages, such as the income or jobs accruing to suppliers.
"I supposed for the rest of the year government will be stepping up on its spending programme to help neutralise some of the negative impact arising from the Middle East developments as well as the disaster in Japan," Mr Neri added.
We can approximate M′ as M′ = log (1 + M′) for M′ being small; hence the coefficients estimates in Eq. (3) may be loosely interpreted as marginal effect on the total profit impact arising from big data.
This paper presents the results of a large-scale study designed to monitor the impact arising from the introduction of insect-resistant Bt cotton in the Makhathini Flats, Republic of South Africa.
This paper presents the reliability analysis of a reinforced concrete (RC) member subjected to an impact arising from a rockfall in order to derive fragility curves dedicated to risk analysis framework.
In general, the healthcare impact arising from plant-based foods was low.
In considering expected impact arising from the implementation of the Code, it should be recognized that there is little benchmark information available with which to compare future results.
Most impacts, arising from reduced traffic, will be beneficial.
Induced effects are impacts arising from general household spending of those directly and indirectly employed by the industry/development.
