"increase in impact" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation in which something has a greater or more significant effect or influence on something or someone. Example sentence: The new advertising campaign resulted in a significant increase in impact, leading to a noticeable rise in sales for the company.
"Estimates of the economic impact of green building construction for 2015-18 show a significant increase in impact on GDP, jobs and labor earnings as compared to 2011-14," the report's authors wrote.
However, despite a general increase in impact measurement, research has found that 25% of large charities and nearly half of small charities still do not measure their work at all.
The increase in impact properties with the composites enhanced the potential of crashworthy structures.
The critical angle of projectile ricochet was found to increase with increase in impact velocity.
This s-shaped graph shows the increase in impact you have when you invest more effort into the quality of your product.
Nitrous oxide accounts for the increase in impact on respiratory inorganic, and the combined acidification/eutrophication category.
Dr. Graham Ryder of the Lunar and Planetary Institute in Houston said the Berkeley researchers "persuasively argue that there has been a substantial increase in impacting in the Earth-Moon system" in recent times.
(1) The impact wear gradually increased with the increases in impact load from 20 N to 50 N.
In addition, the increases in impact bending and shear strength, especially in the connection points and load-bearing points in structural applications, were the most important results of the study.
The larger agglomerated structures also generated very large increases in impact strength, of up to thirty-fold, but only at the expense of significant reductions in tensile modulus and yield stress.
We could plod along full of hope but low on results, celebrating increases in impact of fractions of a percentage point.
