The phrase "nonlinear impacts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to the effects of a certain event or action on a specific system that is not proportional, or do not occur in a strictly linear or straight line manner. For example, "The economic policies had a range of nonlinear impacts on the GDP of the country."
These nonlinear impacts are difficult to handle in a rigorous fashion.
These rules were used to detect the nonlinear impacts of complex urban biophysical composition on LST.
Linear, interaction, and high-order nonlinear impacts are all identified via statistical tests and stepwise backward removal parameter screening.
Our results indicate that immigrant flows have statistically significant positive and nonlinear impacts on the happiness of natives, which vary in magnitude with the year of migrant inflows.
Each characteristic that was handled by the algorithm (distances between deviating peaks, the gradients and the size compensations) also had differing, nonlinear impacts on the calculated heterogeneity.
The local climate is more likely to directly affect the life cycle dynamics (e.g., reproductive rates, incubation periods) of the disease agents themselves, whereas larger scale factors could also influence broader ecological processes that have important and possibly nonlinear impacts on the disease transmission dynamics (Hallett et al. 2004; Zheng et al. 2008).
The idea of urban bustle comes across with nonlinear impact.
This study explored the optimization design of steel aluminum hybrid structures for the highly nonlinear impact scenario.
Sea-level trends (linear and nonlinear) impact water-level return periods and constitute additional risk hazard for coastal engineering designs.
The aim of this paper was to examine the nonlinear impact response of steel-plated structures in an Arctic environment.
The results largely support the expectation that knowledge-flows largely have a nonlinear impact on firm performance.
