'the range of impact' is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to refer to the breadth or scope of any sort of effect or influence, such as the impact of a policy, a decision, or an event. For example, "Lawmakers are discussing the range of impact that a new regulation will have on the local economy."
The range of impact is wide.
Objects in the range of impact are affected by displacement and deformation.
The Net Impact student club hosted first Social Impact Networking Night to introduce students to the range of impact careers opportunities available to them.
The calibration experiments, performed using a two-stage light gas gun, were in the range of impact velocities between 4.8 and 6.7 km/s.
The range of impact velocities covered is the solid fragmentation regime up to the limits of complete melting of projectile and target material.
The healing functionality imparted full recovery of post impact compression strength over the range of impact energies tested (2.5 20 J), via healing of matrix cracking and delamination damage.
Peat has distinct geotechnical properties that influence its stability and govern the range of impacts of landslide events.
The range of impacts can be clarified by accounting for the various types of direct and indirect, tangible and intangible L&Ds.
Table 4 (in Section 4) indicates the appraisal table developed within CURACAO to reflect the range of impacts of interest to participating cities.
Whilst this did not result in true DDS, some crude thresholds were proposed (notably for agriculture), and recognition of the range of impacts that could occur due to ashfall led to increased recording of these indicators.
Even today the strategy remains consistent: conflate the real uncertainty about the range of impacts of greenhouse gas emissions with doubt about the mechanism causing climate change.
