"manageable impact" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where a problem, decision, or event has an effect that is not too severe and can be handled effectively. For example: "The new policy is expected to have a manageable impact on the company's bottom line."
There's a "manageable impact".
On the other hand, the substitution of RA even at a high percentage replacement level has minor and manageable impact on the performance of RAC.
With government leaders adopting achievable targets and timetables when crafting greenhouse gas rules, it can and will be accomplished and likely with a manageable impact on the economy and quality of life.
These results support the notion that silica sol gel formulations may be optimized for a given biological entity of interest with manageable impact to the diffusion of small ions and molecules.
"It has been confirmed," reads a briefing note, "that partial use of this sustainment flight for the movement of [REDACTED] in support of General Dynamics Land Systems-Canada's request will have a manageable impact".
It overruled the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, whose members found unanimously last year that the Broadwater project was needed and would have a limited, manageable environmental impact.
Neurosciences in Dialogue aims to involve researchers and societal stakeholders in an interactive learning process to stimulate developments of neuroimaging technologies towards shared desirable applications with few, or at least manageable, negative impacts in society.
Neurosciences in Dialogue focuses on the responsible development and use of neuroimaging in three application domains - health care, education and justice & security - and involves researchers and societal stakeholders in an interactive learning process to stimulate developments towards shared desirable applications with few, or at least manageable, negative impacts.
Duncan still ground out 6 fourth-quarter points, but Longley made his impact manageable, giving the Knicks a chance to win.
Rather, the budget remains cost-effective, with manageable costs and impacts, given our assessment of EU developments".
Further research on the delivery and fate of nutrients within urban watersheds is needed to address manageable water quality impacts.
