The phrase 'largely impacted' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that has had a significant or major effect on other things. For example, "The rise in global temperatures has largely impacted the habitats of many species in the Arctic."
Flour proteins, especially glutenins, mainly contributed to LASRC, while damaged starch largely impacted flour SCSRC.
This product, like many others, has a "sign value" (Blauvelt, 16) and was largely impacted by growth and changes to the design field.
However, management of ASS environments is largely impacted due to lack of reliable methods to identify/quantify schwertmannite in soil materials.
The durability of reinforced concrete structures is largely impacted by their transfer properties, which can be evaluated through, for example, permeability measurement.
In addition, CO2 is a pollutant which is largely impacted by air exchange, the effects of which cannot be neglected in indoor air quality.
This method is inappropriate and largely impacted by the pre-test variability as opposed to the variability in the intervention itself.
The performance of the switch between the vapor compression mode and the thermosyphon mode largely impacts the safety and reliability of hybrid air conditioners.
They have sought to prevent the Obama administration from moving forward with new regulations limiting the amount of debt students can carry in career-training programs, a rule that largely impacts for-profit schools.
Unlike their well-established counterparts, proactive discovery largely impacts the speed by which international entrepreneurs and their new ventures learn and adapt in foreign markets (Zahra 2005).
But this repeal will largely impact the richest 1%, and can be sold politically as a move necessary to prevent a windfall for the well-to-do.
However, unofficial sources estimate that the potential daily production is about 6 to 8 m3[38], which would largely impact the energy mix of Minas Gerais by stimulating a significant increase in natural gas supply.
