"measured impact" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an effect or influence that has been measured and analyzed. For example: "We conducted a survey to measure the impact of the new advertising campaign."
The Brazilian model has rare range from high fashion to mass market and measured impact on the success of the brands she represents.
The study, published in Scientific Reports, measured impact by counting the number of citations that each paper a scientist published received over 5 years.
The estimates obtained using data from the mechanical analog of an impact oscillator and simulation using a digital computer were shown to agree with actual clearances and measured impact forces.
Note that this ROI was thus defined independent of any empirically measured impact of TMS.
It should be noted that the comparator paper we could use for impact factor measured impact factor association in a categorical manner.
Third, all three data collection tools measured impact of the Symposium on attendees' work and on the field of HSR, allowing us to triangulate our findings.
All studies measured impacts on infant and child mortality through the use of demographic surveillance systems.
Kaur et al. measured impacts of isolated LNA modifications at various positions.
In addition, factorial ANOVA was used to determine interactive effects of demographic variables on measured impacts.
There is also the possibility that other factors not measured impacted laboratory test order.
Twitter is also useful for keeping up to date with the latest developments in measuring impact.
