The phrase "insignificant impact on" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the limited or minimal effect that something has on a particular subject or situation. Example: The recent budget cuts had an insignificant impact on the company's overall profits.
On the other hand, slenderness had insignificant impact on peak loads, contrary to what one would expect from Euler's theory.
That could make a small but not insignificant impact on its online audience, which is the largest for any English-language newspaper by some margin.
However, poor sports margins already have had a not insignificant impact on 2014 and, with the point of consumption tax on the horizon and the political risk to fixed odds betting terminals, it is difficult to see the shares outperforming.
Due to the not insignificant impact on lowly rated (BBB and down) synthetic reference pools…we have toned down and slowed down our roll out of E3 to the market, pending further measures to deal with such negative results.
Drilling off these coasts would account for just 7% of domestic production by 2030 and have an "insignificant" impact on prices, says the EIA.For now, the regulators' focus is on wells already drilled.
That's just plain dishonest: the U.S. government's own Energy Information Administration says that removing restrictions on offshore drilling wouldn't lead to any additional domestic oil production until 2017, and that even at its peak the extra production would have an "insignificant" impact on oil prices.
Van der Sluis et al. (2008) have also reported an insignificant impact of education on selection into entrepreneurship.
The result on achievement is similar to studies done in different countries that shows insignificant impact of achievement on entrepreneurial intention.
This insignificant impact of exchange rate on interest rates reflects the overall impact of the two different exchange rate regimes in Sri Lanka over the analyzed period.
While this result for fast fashion brands can be related to previous researchers' findings that consumers' desire for new fashion often outweighs their attitudes toward sustainability (Joy et al. 2012; McNeill and Moore 2015), it is noteworthy that the same result (i.e., the insignificant impact of environmental sustainability on brand outcomes) was found in sustainable fashion brands.
However, others documented insignificant impact of blood type on S. mansoni infection [ 20, 21].
