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The phrase 'profound impacts on' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a situation, event or action that has a powerful, deep or far-reaching effect on something. For example: The pandemic has had profound impacts on the global economy.
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Decisions made now will have profound impacts on the Earth for centuries to come.
Discoverability, transparency, and the democratisation of both access and engagement have had profound impacts on how we operate.
But he and Dr. Feely said this service appeared to be coming with an unanticipated cost: potentially profound impacts on ocean chemistry and biology.
The invisible dances taking place on tiny scales have profound impacts on our everyday lives – both for good and for ill.
Slight changes in temperatures and moisture can have profound impacts on soil, altering the composition of soil life and the types of plants that will grow.
These experiences are deeply traumatising and it is obvious that they will have long-lasting and profound impacts on the victims.
This has profound impacts on organizational designs, roles and competencies.
Human activities have diverse and profound impacts on ecosystem carbon cycles.
Analysis shows that the 2004 and 2007 protocols have profound impacts on the China US market.
Moisture transfer property of textiles has profound impacts on both clothing performance and human thermal comfort.
As a result it can have profound impacts on our health.
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