"invaluable impact" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a lasting and meaningful positive effect or contribution someone or something has had, usually in the long term. For example: "His invaluable impact on the music industry will be remembered for generations."
The appointment of Lott as brand ambassador has had an invaluable impact on Magnitone: the tie-up has led to numerous pieces of editorial across national titles such as Look, the Sun and the Daily Mail.
Education can have an invaluable impact on individuals, families and communities.
While the fabled image of the Huxtables had an invaluable impact at the time, she questioned what an "ideal black family" truly means.
I hope that such success will continue to convince our funders of the invaluable impact made by their core support to INDEPTH.
Throughout this review paper, we will explore three recent reports that demonstrate the invaluable synergetic impact of combining synthesis, catalysis, and in situ spectroscopy for catalysts development.
Most of the graduates of Wheelock College, where I am President, enter fields in which they make an invaluable, long-lasting impact on the lives of children and families--their resilience, persistence, and determination is great, despite knowing that their earnings will not be on par with their value to society.
The high degree of model resolution provides invaluable insight into the impact behavior of the ballistic yarn and demonstrates the sensitivity of the impact response to filament friction, material properties, and spreading and redistribution.
His efforts proved invaluable in determining the impact of cytologic screening (the "Pap test") on the detection of cervical cancer and "Dr. Chris," as he was affectionately known, came to be justly credited for a significant role in reducing the death rate due to this disease.
His type of impact is invaluable and immeasurable".
The Charpy test has provided invaluable indications on the impact properties of materials.
Studies of the fate and transport of engineered nanomaterials are invaluable in predicting environmental impact, bioavailability, and toxicity.
