"impact range" is a valid phrase in written English, and can be used to refer to the scope or extent of the impact of something.
For example, "The impact range of this new product could be far reaching."
As we describe below, we generate "high" and "low" estimates, yielding an impact range.
He eventually rejoined Hornsea Pottery in 1976, soon producing the new Impact range which was accepted on to the Design Council Index, quite an achievement for a small pottery manufacturer.
The Small Particle Hypervelocity Impact Range (SPHIR) facility is capable of routinely producing launch speeds of 5 7 km/s for launch package masses < 6 mg, with maximum speeds exceeding 10 km/s.
ReCiPe Total impact: range for scenarios B, G, and E in 2020.
Figure 4 Impact range of radio jamming vs UL smart jamming.
The activity is classified into 6 eruption scales from 0 to 5 (Table 1) based on their impact range.
The impact ranges from potentially serious consequences, such as unexpectedly large classes, to the less severe, such as time spent determining what classes are best for the children.
The noise due to belt span vibration under impact ranges from hundreds to several thousand Hz.
He extended measurements to more complex nuclei, studying reactions whose impact ranged from the design of nuclear energy systems to the physics of the structure of complex nuclei.
As for sensitive consumer sectors such as retailing and transport, the authors conclude that the impact ranged "between indiscernible and modest".
Our estimates are that in those normal times, fiscal consolidation would have reduced growth, but not by very much except in the bailout countries: the cumulative impact ranging from almost nothing in Germany to 8% in Greece and Portugal.
