"the implicit impact" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an influence or effect that is not obvious or easily identified. For example, "The government has been inconsistent in its decision making, and this has had an implicit impact on the economy."
In [17], it is proposed a simple dynamic electrical model of a PEM fuel cell by extending the static current voltage behavior of the model to implicit the impact of the temperature on the performance of the fuel cell.
In addition to those concerns you express, we, too, have grave reservations because of the implicit but subtle racial impact of this plan.
Analyses of correlations between health data and putative factors are traditionally performed using a global or "aspatial" regression model, under the implicit assumption that the impact of variables is constant over the entire study area.
The results show that the implicit sensitivity has an important impact on both sensitivity and uncertainty in some analyzed cases.
Various studies have shown little impact of the implicit approach (Bell et al. [2003], [2011]; Khishfe and Abd-El-Khalick [2002]; Meichtry [1992]; Sandoval and Morrison [2003]; Schwartz et al. [2004]).
Numerical analysis is then performed to investigate the impact of the implicit sensitivity coefficients of eigenvalue on non-resonance nuclide cross sections in two single-cell cases with different enrichments.
Impact investing is a way of investing with the implicit intention of generating positive social impact with a return on capital.
"I think the implicit assumption here is that the impact on long-term interest rates is durable," he said.
Maximum impact, minimum interference was the implicit promise.
The implicit imagery context created by reading narratives had a stronger impact on creativity than that of explicit imagery creation context that did not involve of narrative comprehension.
