"impacted heavily" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that has had a significant influence, especially in a negative way. For example, "The effects of the pandemic have impacted heavily on the global economy."
It didn't stop my work but it certainly impacted heavily on it".
For my area, they should know that it's been impacted heavily by construction and that there is limited parking.
Johnston Press said that the employment and property categories declined 22.4% and 20.8% respectively, which impacted heavily on its print and digital revenues.
Simonsen, driving for Aston Martin, left the wet track at the fast Tetre Rouge corner on only his fourth lap, impacted heavily with the barriers and was immediately transferred to the circuit's medical centre but died soon afterwards.
Jacques Gounon, the chairman of Eurotunnel, said: "The delay in payment of the insurance indemnities has impacted heavily on our net result but the group is working to rectify this situation".
Gloucestershire Off-season cost-cutting has impacted heavily on the four-day squad, with New Zealand all-rounder James Franklin and strike bowler Gemaal Hussain, who took 113 wickets between them, among those gone.
Benefit changes are impacting heavily on people.
Reproductive health rated challenges impact heavily on girls than on boys.
This can impact heavily on professionals expected to liaise closely with relatives in the treatment plan of a Jewish patient.
It has subjected us all to a trauma that will impact heavily on us for our entire lives.
"The ongoing conflict, the deterioration of the economy and social environment, the increase in violence – this all impacts heavily on children," he says.
