"lethal impact" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the devastating or deadly effect of something. Here are some examples: 1. The hurricane had a lethal impact on the small coastal town, destroying homes and taking several lives. 2. The introduction of pesticides has had a lethal impact on the bee population, leading to a decline in pollination and threatening our food supply. 3. The company's decision to cut corners on safety measures had a lethal impact, resulting in a tragic accident that could have been prevented. 4. The new cancer treatment has shown promising results, reducing the lethal impact of the disease and giving patients a better chance at survival. 5. The coach's pep talk had a lethal impact on the team, inspiring them to come back from a 20-point deficit and win the championship.
The lethal impact of the blast was augmented by cruel circumstance.
The authors of a study published in the Lancet Global Health said aerial bombing in urban areas had "a disproportionate lethal impact on civilians, particularly children".
The lethal impact of irradiation was characterised by a decrease of the weed fresh mass of 90% compared to untreated plants two weeks after irradiation.
Before the surge in attacks, moves were already afoot in the state to stop the use of traditional shark nets in Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong because of their lethal impact on sharks, whales and other marine life.
Britain's biggest supermarket has warned that dearer food prices triggered by the plunge in the value of the pound will have a lethal impact on poor families worst affected by the expected jump in inflation over the next two years.
But the lethal impact of the siege on Mosul's citizens has measurably grown, as in last month's horrific American bombing of a basement shelter that killed up to 150 people.
Photojournalist Larry C. Price and reporters for Undark magazine win for "Breathtaking," a global portrayal of the lethal impacts of particulate pollution.
While building biofilms, cells physiologically adapt to sustain the otherwise lethal impacts of a variety of environmental stress conditions.
"Our energy-consumptive lifestyles are having lethal impacts on other people around the world, especially the poor". The regions most at risk from climate change include the Asian and South American Pacific coasts, as well as the Indian Ocean coast and sub-Saharan Africa.
Starting from the estimation of induced failures on spacecraft (S/C) components and from the computation of lethal impacts (with an energy leading to the loss of the satellite), and considering the equipment redundancies and interactions between components, the debris-induced S/C functional impairment is assessed.
Investigations have focused on lethal impacts, but observations made during these experiments indicate potential for ecologically important sub-lethal impacts".
