The phrase 'reverse impact' is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use the phrase in a sentence like this: "The reverse impact of the new policy had an unexpected and overwhelming effect on the company's bottom line."
Based on surface micromachining technology, a micro-electro-mechanical system (MEMS) inertia switch with single sensitive direction and reverse impact protection has been designed and fabricated on quartz substrate.
Although, it is important to note that our previous study showed daily PRL administration could not reverse impact of hypergravity on tissue metabolic rate (Patel et al., 2008).
Some of the factors that brought oil down so sharply in late 1998 have had the reverse impact in recent months.
Steve Persall of the St .Petersburg Times does a nice job explaining how the Globes, which landed with reverse impact last year, could be somewhat determinant this year.
This makes it possible to study the mechanism of the reverse impact of the developing instability modes of nonelectroneutral current sheet on the background distribution function.
Simulation results show a challenge between mass transfer and gravity drainage process; hence, if drainage is the dominant step, a high diffusion coefficient has a reverse impact on production rate.
Potential endogeneity problems could arise since government spending may have reverse impacts on economic development and coal sales.
Lots of reverse impacts on land and environment have arisen because of sandy, arid, and ecologically fragile features.
Our laboratory is studying mechanisms by which altered nutrition and metabolism can impact offspring, and to identify methods to reverse the impact of adverse exposures on offspring.
Scientists have warned for years that if we fail to reverse our impact on the planet's climate, devastating storms will become the new norm.
Parks Australia has been trying lots of different methods from aerial to hand-baiting to reverse the impact of yellow crazy ants on red crabs.
