“impact over time” is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a phrase that is used to refer to how something influences or affects something else in the long run. For example, "The new educational policies have had a positive impact over time on student performance."
"The demos have impact over time," he said.
But the benefit of the doubt factor has an impact over time.
He said organizations needed to plan for what is likely to be a cumulative impact over time.
By contrast the freezing of the rate of thresholds for a whole range of government benefits has a compounding impact over time.
A coordinated approach can help "make sure we're more proactive, more strategic," she added, "that the campaigns work together, that we're able to measure their impact over time".
But most economists believe it will make a notable impact over time, just as electricity only really made a big difference to industry when factories were reorganized for mass production.
OF course, any analysis of the war's economic impact over time is not complete without considering the potential future benefits to the United States and the rest of the world.
In the same way that movie special effects or horror sequences lose their filmic impact over time, so the histrionics of the chorus now sound rather tame in light of where we now know Muse can go.
At the moment, it seems from outside Twitter HQ that the company is being crushed by the weight of these pressures, and so is making some bad choices over small issues that will have a big impact over time.
"In our experience as a company, when we have been able to bring people together and operate in an open and connected way it achieves tremendous impact over time," he told the BBC.
We can argue about who made the biggest impact over time — the easy money for influence on traditional rock music goes to Sonic Youth — but it turns out that the longest and most interesting career arc may belong to Swans.
