"intellectual impact" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the effects of an idea or concept on an individual's thought process. For example: "The documentary had a profound intellectual impact on me; I now have a more nuanced understanding of the issue."
Explores emotional and intellectual impact of objects.
Its full intellectual impact has yet to be felt.
It is having a material and intellectual impact on the 2012 campaign.
"Suzhou River" offers impeccable attitude and captivating atmosphere, but little emotional or intellectual impact.
Most important, the death of Communism had a psychological and intellectual impact that paved the way for India's transformation.
As president, Gray committed himself to paying renewed attention to the "pace, coherence, and intellectual impact" of the undergraduate experience.
evolution, but also for his role as advisor to numerous students who "worked on anything and everything mammalian and beyond". Thus, the journal pays tribute to the "intellectual impacts left by Bill Clemens and his scientific descendants". To Alan Shabel, who received a grant from the Wenner-Gren Foundation to support his dissertation research.
We are Duke University's intellectual hub for impact investing, the practice of investing for social and environmental impact as well as financial return.
Italy's support for the system may impact intellectual property around the world, as multinational companies will have increased incentives to enforce their intellectual property rights through European patents.
"On first look, I think it's a good thing," said Mr. Wu, the liberal intellectual, of the impact of Mr. Bo's ouster on party politics.
In recent years radical fundamentalists have had a formidable intellectual and social impact on Sunni Islam countries such as Egypt, Syria, and Lebanon.
