The phrase 'so impacted' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the effect of a situation or event on a person or thing (in a positive or negative sense), for example: The closure of the local factory had such an impact on the local community - so many people were affected, the economy was so impacted.
It is strange to be so impacted by and connected to someone you don't know.
So impacted was the rubble around Officer Jimeno that they could not fit even a single folding shovel into the pit.
"I'm glad to see that the mayor had an epiphany and be sensitive to those communities that have been so impacted by the hurricane".
"Giuliani has so impacted on New Yorkers by the reduction in crime that any candidate who doesn't agree with that has no chance," said Mr. Koch, who voted twice for Mr. Giuliani and is supporting Mr. Vallone this time.
"It was hard for me to focus on the words coming out of her mouth, I was so impacted by the emotion on her face," she said of Ms. Swift.
The question of why and how Nancy is who she is, whether she is guilty of wrongdoing, and if so of what kind, must be carefully and patiently teased out: what Weston offers us here is a vision of human personality so impacted in its social or institutional role that the moral link to self is hidden, perhaps even from the individual herself.
45 Body language communicates as much as (or more than) words and so impacts provider-survivor interactions.
Similarly, the allelic barrens might represent the lethality of contracting the pQ tracts below Q13 (left-side) or Q17 (right-side) if doing so impacts specific critical interactions.
In all, scientists have now found some 150 or so impact craters.
So impact is a difficult thing to measure when it comes to the history of ideas, even of action.
However, patient hospital care quality is multifactorial, so impact on patient care quality by changing only one variable for a single caregiver group was unknown.
