"negative impact from" is a correct phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the adverse effects or consequences of something. Example: The company faced a negative impact from the recent economic downturn, resulting in a decrease in sales and profits.
Analysts were watching Ford's Explorer sales closely to see whether there would be any negative impact from the Firestone recall.
Yet they found almost no negative impact from U.S. imports from Mexico, which also grew significantly during the period.
Considering the diverse foods the average American consumes, the chance of a negative impact from pesticides alone is very large.
"I am happy to say that we have not yet seen any negative impact from the rumors of future recessions," Mr. Schmidt said.
A survey by Little League Baseball found that 70percentt of local league presidents thought there was no negative impact from the new regulations.
Paul Ferley, assistant chief economist at the Bank of Montreal, said the Canadian economy "has probably felt less of a negative impact" from September's terror attacks.
Whirlpool Europe reported gains in quarterly unit shipments, but revenue and operating profit fell because of price competition and a 12percentt negative impact from currency translations.
"The big question is whether any negative impact from uncertainty can be partly offset by a boost to exports resulting from the fall in the pound".
Nissan, however, is confident that growing sales will more than offset any negative impact from a stronger yen, which cuts into profits earned in dollars that are repatriated.
This study illustrates the latent negative impact from CSI activities on four important dimensions of consumer response.
Stage Stores reported "our cold weather initiative was not as successful as anticipated due to the negative impact from warm weather".
