"lagging impact" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has only just begun to be felt, typically after a long period of delay. For example: "The lagging impact of the pandemic is costing businesses billions of dollars."
Due to the lagged impact of any eventual price increases, we expect ecovery to be late cycle, hence see little reason to own the shares currently".
"There will also be a lagged impact from the recession as likely relatively muted growth in 2011 will mean that many people who have lost their jobs will be unemployed for a long time, and this will weigh heavily on their finances".
The fluctuations in the world markets for oil commodities have a lagged impact on the domestic market.
Moreover, the impact of STW on the elasticity of the unemployment rate with respect to output materialises only with a lag, reflecting the lagged impact of output changes on employment.
We believe the U.S. economy has troughed, and will benefit from a lagged impact of easier monetary conditions in the second half of 2006, falling energy prices and accelerating employment growth, Semple wrote.
Further, based on the lagged impact of hiking/backpacking on investment, conservation NGOs have been benefiting from the tail end of a decade-old rise in the popularity of backpacking and hiking (Figure 1).
The seasonality is one of the epidemiologic characteristics of HFRS, and further indicates that HFRS in the region is caused by SEOV with domestic rats, with mainly R. norvegicus as the source of infection (10, 11 ) The rat population apparently peaks in winter, resulting in a lagged impact on transmission and seasonal variation of HFRS.
Conventional short-run quarterly differenced models would, on the other hand, miss these lagged impacts.
"Communications markets continue to lag, impacting traditional segment suppliers Altera and Xilinx, both of which report strength elsewhere, including autos but also industrial and defense".
