"isolating the impact of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the specific effects or consequences of something. Example: In their study, the researchers were able to isolate the impact of climate change on the decline of bee populations, ruling out other potential factors.
We can also account for multiple influences simultaneously — isolating the impact of one factor while holding others constant.
Under the condition of isolating the impact of stage weights on the overall performance, we propose a new overall performance as convex linear combination of multi-stage performance and prove that the existence of maximum score for the resulting new overall performance.
Thus, our results can be interpreted as isolating the impact of biomass burning for cooking.
Although the assumption is unrealistic, it is useful for the purpose of isolating the impact of demographic changes (ageing population).
Isolating the impact of HIV and AIDS on families and households is complex given that the epidemic has become part of the direction and force of contemporary demographic, social and economic processes and trends.
That said, isolating the impact of a single intervention amidst the ever-changing and crowded landscape of a global market may not be possible and/or may require adaptation or development of new research methods.
Forest loss and configurational change occur simultaneously, resulting in difficulties isolating the impacts of each component.
Controlled traffic farming (CTF) maintains the same machinery wheel tracks in cropping fields year after year, thereby isolating the impacts of traffic compaction from the soil used for crop growth.
It would also be worth isolating the impacts of cruise and LTO emissions on health effects.
A major source of both gaseous and particulate air pollutants is combustion, and one important area of future inquiry is to take a source-based approach to assessing health effects rather than isolating the impacts of individual pollutants.
Economists often compare similar economies to isolate the impact of a particular difference.
