The part of a sentence "other impacts include" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce different effects that an action will cause. For example: "Other impacts include decreased air quality, increased energy consumption, and reduced natural wildlife habitats."
There is also a substantial social impact on the herders beyond their reduced access to traditional camp sites and sacred sites; other impacts include changes in migration patterns, disruption or increased speed of movement, as well as invariable interactions and disturbance by industrial workers, pollution, dust and competition for fisheries (Kumpula et al. 2011; Behnke et al. 2011).
Other impacts include chronic habitat loss, human health damage, distortion of economies and social systems, oil wars, and climate change now affecting every corner of the world.
Other impacts include malnutrition and problems related to increased exposures to allergens and air pollution.
Wildlife is facing a barrage of other impacts including climate change, ocean acidification, both legal and illegal trade, pollution, and invasive species among others.
Rutter says climate change will go beyond flooding, with other impacts including other severe weather, reduced water supplies, damage to crops and fisheries, changes to patterns of disease and increased migration.
That progressive shift in ocean chemistry could eventually disrupt shell-forming plankton and reef-building species, particularly where other impacts, including rising temperatures from human-caused global warming, create simultaneous stresses, many marine biologists say.
Other impacts included ability to take part in sport (ACO: 14/19, 74%; COPD: 4/10, 40%) and mobility (ACO: 10/19, 53%; COPD: 5/10, 50%), with fewer patients with COPD reporting these impacts compared with patients with ACO.
Other impacts included staff feeling troubled because they had a sense that they had to function in a very reactive way due to the busy environment.
Incorporation of other impacts, including morbidity outcomes or ecological damage from acid deposition, could be potentially influential if economic valuation of mortality were lower in China relative to economic valuation of morbidity than in the United States.
Most work to date has focused on various scenarios of heat exposure (Huang et al. 2011), although there are examples of projections of multiple other impacts, including respiratory disease (Orru et al. 2013), infectious diseases (Moors et al. 2013; Ogden et al. 2014), and malnutrition (Lloyd et al. 2011).
Other likely impacts include escapes of farmed fish and large-scale waste discharges from fish farms.
