It is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the effects or consequences of something. For example: The impacts from the recent economic downturn have been felt around the world.
The marks are impacts from bullets.
"Different shorelines will see different impacts from the storm".
"We see impacts from the equator to the poles," said Field.
The Apollo seismometers detected more than 1,700 impacts from meteoroids striking the moon.
Opinions were divided on the dismal topic of past and future impacts from war and terrorism.
"We live in an area where impacts from climate change are already widespread and consequential".
It's really important that parents appreciate the positive impacts from music.
At least 1,100 people survived the initial impacts from the planes, but were trapped.
He made no comment on any business impacts from the decision.
We recognise it's highly unlikely that we can reduce all environmental impacts from travel.
At Disneyland "there were no operational impacts from the fires," said Bob Tucker, a Disney spokesman.
