"impose negative effects" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe any situation where one action causes negative consequences for another. For example, "The decision to end the company's pension plan will impose negative effects on the employees' retirement plans."
If not well designed, they will impose negative effects on each other.
We conclude that leaf-tying larvae, in contrast to free-living defoliators, do not impose negative effects on nutrient turnover rate even at their high densities, which are frequently observed in heavily polluted sites.
Consequently, we may expect that any alteration of physiological condition may impose negative effects on preening activity.
Their existence in catchment areas comprising groundwater bodies or lakes often imposes negative effects on the water quality.
The EST has imposed negative effects on ocean ecosystems (Hoegh-Guldberg and Bruno 2010), such as expanded range of red tides (McLeod et al. 2012), enhanced mass mortality of benthic organisms (Coma et al. 2009), and increased virulence of bacterial pathogens (Bally and Garrabou 2007).
While reduction in rock permeability due to deposition of asphaltene fraction of crude oil imposes negative effects on oil production rate from producing formation, there is no clear understanding about adsorption of asphaltene and the resulting effects on rock-fluid properties such as relative permeability.
Why do banks impose negative interest rates?
Mg memory effect introduces high concentrations of Mg residual in PDMQWs accompanying with the incorporation of C, H, and O impurities, which impose negative influence on the optical properties of PDMQWs.
Multiple human activities can impose significant negative effects on wetland ecosystem.
Another possibility would be that MYH3 mutations impose dominant negative effects by functional or structural alterations as seen in dominant mutations affecting the adult MyHC isoforms.
The simulations show that Q155N and E159D at the major homology region (MHR) and W184A and M185A at the helix 2 region are energetically less favorable than the wild-type, imposing profound negative effects on intermolecular CA−CA dimerization.
