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The phrase "positive impacts on" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the positive effects or consequences of something. Here is an example: "The new recycling program had positive impacts on the environment, resulting in a significant decrease in waste and pollution levels."
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Despite being inspired by air quality, the rule will also have positive impacts on the climate.
A handful of outliers on either end indicates studies showing negative or positive impacts on wages.
In some cases, music's positive impacts on health have been more powerful than medication.
Health benefits have positive impacts on worker productivity and reduce absenteeism and turnover.
Many reported positive impacts on their work, making them more open to experiences and collaborations.
"There will be positive impacts on the economy and at the same time benefits for the environment," Peters said.
I chose tourism because I believe that responsible travellers can have positive impacts on the countries they visit.
"The switch to a private school had significantly positive impacts on the test scores of African-American students," he wrote.
Teachers with high value-added ratings may indeed have long-term positive impacts on students.
The increases of injection total pressure and injection width have positive impacts on the SERN performance.
For a weak source, the percentage and density of patches have positive impacts on LST.
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