Is this grammatically correct?
”This classification fails to take into account non-economic factors that impact on a country’s overall development, such as levels of literacy, healthcare, and income distribution.”
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Remove "on" from the sentence. I don't follow the sentence, though, because it says that non-economic factors are being considered, but then income distribution is mentioned.
- Remove "on" from the sentence.
- I don't follow the sentence, though, because it says that non-economic factors are being considered, but then income distribution is mentioned.
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Remove "on" from the sentence. I don't follow the sentence, though, because it says that non-economic factors are being considered, but then income distribution is mentioned.
0Yes, it is grammatically correct.
My preference would be to use simply impact rather than impact on. I think it is stronger.
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