"will largely impact" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an event, decision, or action will have a significant effect on something. For example, "The new regulations implemented by the government will largely impact how financial institutions operate."
How cities respond will largely determine its impact on the community.
"The impact will largely depend on how it is implemented," wrote Richard Jerram, chief economist for ING Barings Japan.
However, the term Conduct Disorder in itself seems to have similar associations and the impact will largely depend on the way clinicians use the term CU traits.
Upon release of engineered nanoparticles (NPs) into the subsurface environment, their fate and transport and hence their potential environmental and public health impacts will largely depend on how stable these NPs are as suspended particles in the natural environment.
The new legislation is almost certain to be approved by Parliament, meaning that Germany's 20.2 million pensioners, who make up a quarter of the population, will largely be protected from the impact of the global financial crisis — not only for this year but for 2010 as well.
The impact of these factors will largely depend on the individual.
Changes in cutting methods or use of protective gear during cutting will largely reduce the local environmental and health impacts.
Overall, analysts are predicting that the positives and negatives will largely cancel each other out and there will be little impact on GDP.
The inventory adjustments will largely be over by the middle of 2010 as will the impact of the stimulus.
Generation of these microscale domains will negatively impact charge separation as the contact area of donor and acceptor molecules will largely reduce the photocurrent.
