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The phrase "what's the impact" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when inquiring about the effects or consequences of a particular action, event, or decision.
Example: "After implementing the new policy, what's the impact on employee productivity?"
Alternatives: "What are the effects?" or "What is the outcome?".
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But Wall Street cares about profits, not people, so what's the impact of the move on Altria's bottom line?
Q: What's the impact on the human spirit of Moore's Law?
Q&A: What's the impact of Supreme Court upholding Affordable Care Act subsidies?
Focus Area 5: What's the impact of a change?
HUFFINGTON: Q: What's the impact of Maliki urging a withdrawal date for US troops?
What's the impact of overpopulation?
What's the Impact?
What's the impact to the community?
What's the impact to the firm?
But what's the impact of this?
What's the impact on your expectations?
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