"impose negative impact" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the actions or consequences of something that has a detrimental effect on the situation or people involved. Example: The new tariff policies will impose a negative impact on the economy, leading to job losses and increased prices for consumers.
This is particularly so with fragmented, small populations or with keystone species that, at high population densities, can impose negative impacts on the system [2].
During the construction of a genomic library, Illumina platform was likely to generate some duplicate reads named 'PCR and optical duplicates' which imposed negative impact on the downstream analysis.
In urban areas, subway construction inevitably imposes negative impacts on adjacent buried pipelines.
Design changes are unavoidable in new mechanical product development, and the propagation of changes imposes negative impacts on the design cycle and cost.
Considering the previous test results, and clay presence effects on polymer solution and in case that to increase salinity imposes negative impacts on polymer solution, the following two samples were provided so that the system salinity is ten folded while having polymer and clay concentration in a fixed rate.
Will they be happy to lose this race to the bottom?" Jordan said the decision to impose negative rates on commercial deposits would have no direct impact on retail savers.
Why do banks impose negative interest rates?
Since a preceding high intensity shoulder elevation did not impose a negative impact on perceived effort, productivity or upper trapezius activity during computer work, implementation of high intensity contraction during computer work to prevent neck-shoulder pain may be possible without affecting the working routines.
IGF-1 could act as a control switch for the long-term proliferation and survival of EGF + bFGF-responsive cultured embryonic striatal stem cell (ESSC), while LIF imposes a negative impact on cell proliferation.
