'not only impacts' is a correct and usable phrase in written English that is used to indicate two or more related outcomes or effects.
For example: "The rising sea levels are causing major changes to the environment, not only impacting the inhabitants of coastal cities but also threatening animal habitats in the area."
"This not only impacts joint financial decision-making, but it can contribute to competition," she said.
The ban not only impacts smaller businesses in New York City, says Michael Durant.
As housing and service providers, we have identified that the lack of accessibility not only impacts personal independence.
The effort required in a design project not only impacts the final cost, but also the project lead-time.
Gentrification not only impacts on the housing stock but it changes the look and feel of an area, so say its opponents.
We also find that perceiving bias against people who work flexibly not only impacts work attitudes but also follows employees home.
If the birds are being negatively affected, this not only impacts the tundra ecosystem but also the places where these birds winter.
Change is a challenge faced by all organizations; it not only impacts the strategic aspects, the business models, the employees, and the way an organization utilizes technology.
"Delay in holding inquests not only impacts on a bereaved family's grieving but frustrates the learning process, as proper public scrutiny of any individual or systemic failings is delayed, resulting in the ever-present risk of further deaths".
"This radical breach of trust and security under the false argument of equal access not only impacts the citizens of Charlotte but people who come to Charlotte to work, visit or play".
Previous modeling efforts indicate that the choice of primary variables for a Newton iteration not only impacts computational performance of a numerical code, but may also determine the feasibility of a numerical modeling study in many field applications.
