"problematic impact" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when trying to describe a negative effect or consequence of a particular situation. For example, "The economic downturn had a problematic impact on the local job market."
Meanwhile, human activity is having a deeply problematic impact on our rivers and oceans.
It was a particular disgrace that Natalie Bennett couldn't take his argument on board – you'd think that a bloody Green would have registered that if net foreign migration is at the rate of a third of a million a year (last year's figure) then it is going to have a drastic effect on demand for housing, and this, in turn, is going to have a problematic impact on the environment.
The general medical literature documents the pervasive extent and sometimes problematic impact of these conflicts.
Importantly, ARIOSTO_LEX shed light on recurrent linguistic phenomena that have a problematic impact on the large-scale applicability of commonly used NLP techniques.
There is a clear moral argument that health providers should attend to the problematic impact of IPV on health.
For example, there are a variety of tools investors can use to ask themselves if seafood companies in their portfolio are adhering to international best due diligence practices to surface potentially problematic impacts and dependencies on biodiversity and ecosystem services.
From the age of 45+ years, the most common reason for DGA care was for treatment of dental caries, indicating that removal of impacted teeth among this age-group is perhaps more dangerous or that people in this age-group have already had any problematic impacted teeth removed.
These findings are congruent with others [ 21] which have identified variable patterns of communication, limited opportunities for joint discussions between services and incompatibility of software systems as problematic, impacting negatively on transition and both information and cross boundary continuity of care [ 28, 29].
Finally, the report acknowledged as problematic the impact of medical school admissions requirements and the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) on implementing such changes to undergraduate biology education.
While variation and selection are driven predominantly by localised technical and agronomic learning, the conflict-driven dynamics are highly globalised and occur primarily as a result of reflexive learning about problematic sustainability impacts.
According to this perspective, the technology could be developed to contribute to energy security with greenhouse gas benefits (i.e., lower emissions) and few or none of the problematic sustainability impacts of first-generation biofuels and fossil fuels.
