The phrase 'impact hugely' is correct and is commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the significant and far-reaching effects of an event or a decision. For example, "The new tax regulations will impact hugely on businesses in the region."
And this is going to impact hugely on their growth prospects in a climate-challenged world.
Children who are overweight could face serious health problems later in life, These problems impact hugely on a person's quality of life," she said.
At its best though, this was a thoughtful and carefully paced hour, shot through with sorrow and violence, in which a number of characters made decisions that will impact hugely on their fates.
"We have to work very hard to make sure this does not impact hugely on the level of services.
The decision to donate may belong to the individual, but it impacts hugely on family.
It impacts hugely on women's lives, as well as the environment.' At 28 years old, she is the ambassador for Pump Aid, a charity founded in Africa that works with local communities to create sustainable supplies of clean water.
The political situation in Zimbabwe and terrorism in Pakistan, India and Sri Lanka has impacted hugely on cricket while there is evidence that the Future Tours Programme, the intensive schedule devised by the International Cricket Council is leading to player burnout and injury on a level not seen before.
His actions have impacted hugely on Rangers but also on Scottish football.
"We got stronger towards the end of the group but we were impacted hugely by the lack of budget as we couldn't afford a full strength team," he said.
People choosing bargains at markets, car boot sales or on the internet impacts hugely on retailers and manufacturers - less genuine goods being sold closes businesses and puts people out of work".
So severe was this phobia, it impacted hugely on both my mental and physical health.
