"possibility of impact" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something could have an effect or a consequence that needs to be taken into account. For example, "We need to consider the possibility of impact on the environment before implementing this policy."
Seys said there was a danger of leakage from the grenades but also in the possibility of impact with a ship given the heavy traffic in the North Sea shipping lanes.
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Officials were in the "awareness stage" of hurricane preparation as they were discussing the possibility of impact from Emily.
As the assessment took place about a year after the launch of Reviewing Emergencies, 'potential impact' considered the possibility of impact in the future.
He held out the possibility of impact-investment money and emerged excited.
The novel properties of engineered nanomaterials (ENMs) that make them desirable for commercial applications also present the possibility of impacting aquatic and terrestrial environments in ways that may differ from materials in bulk format.
Future Mars missions that land spacecraft close to prelanded assets will have to use a landing architecture that somehow minimises the possibility of impacts from these jettisoned EDLS components.
Intellectual property attorney Manotti Jenkins of Valorem Law Group said: "A patent case of this magnitude has the possibility of impacting phone technology for years to come". Jenkins said he expected more litigation of this type as companies continue to use the courts to protect and expand market share.
As the raked bow is a common design that has a high possibility of impacting a ship side structure, this study proposes an analytical method based on plastic mechanism equations for the rapid prediction of the response of a ship's side structure subjected to raked bow collisions.
Significant increases in mean intensity of Dio1 and Dio3 expression in the periventricular zone of brain and pronephric duct, respectively (quantified by measuring intensity of coloration using ImageJ analysis software) were observed, suggesting localized response at the HPT axis with the possibility of impacting neurodevelopment.
For me, the simple possibility of impacting humanity through "good behavior" is thrilling.
