The phrase "materially impacted" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to suggest that a certain action has had a significant effect or result. For example: "The pandemic has materially impacted the economy in many ways."
B. The actions of the board have been materially impacted by conflicting opinion letters issued by cabinet officers.
"But it is not an issue that has materially impacted our statewide business recruitment results over the last five years".
While adverse currency movements have materially impacted our reported results, we have a strong business with exceptional long term prospects".
The "errors" had not materially impacted its reported earnings over the previous two years, BT said, and appropriate action would be taken as the investigation progressed.
Forward-looking statements, including statements as to a restructuring plan or new capital structure, may be significantly and materially impacted by certain risks and uncertainties.
In particular, the report said, "Lindenschmidt erred in his initial attempt to assist with properly securing the scene … his mistakes were unintentional and do not appear to have materially impacted the investigation".
In a sensitivity analysis restricted to these cases (i.e., those with supporting clinical codes) and their matched controls, we found no material differences in the results, adding confidence that case misclassification did not materially impact our results.
He will have to deal with IFRS15 (which is likely to materially impact earnings), extensive restructuring and weak near-term cashflow.
This reinforces our view that even 'positive' regulation can have a sting in the tail, which could materially impact 2012-13 forecasts.
"These results demonstrate not only significant progress in our operating profitability, we also believe they will materially impact how investors value BEA," Mr. Chuang said.
The costs associated with this, together with higher cream prices, will materially impact the performance of UK spreads this year," said Dairy Crest.
