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Discover LudwigThe phrase "it has impact" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has a significant effect or influence on a situation or outcome.
Example: "The new policy has impact on employee productivity and morale."
Alternatives: "it has effect" or "it makes a difference.".
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We believe that quality higher education matters, it is a privilege, and it has impact.
It works because people like to tell stories with pictures: it's easy, and it has impact across languages and cultures.
"He doesn't say a whole lot, but when he says something it has impact," said Representative Roy Blunt, Republican of Missouri.
He said no decision has been made on the Green blog: "If it has impact and audience it will survive," he said.
Here are some snippets: Dean Baquet told her this about the Green blog: "If it has impact and audience it will survive".
It has impact, and, if we do our job properly then we're making people aware of a situation they'd otherwise tend to ignore.
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Tom Bullock, owner of the Absaroka Bay campground, said: "Obviously, it has impacted us some.
"It has impacted the whole of Scottish football," he said.
Unlike Ed Miliband, it had impact.
You can debate which parts of it have impacted on this, and which parts have impacted on that.
It also has impact strength and good forming properties.
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