The phrase "a bug that affects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing software issues or problems that impact functionality or performance.
Example: "The latest update introduced a bug that affects the app's ability to save user preferences."
Alternatives: "a flaw that impacts" or "an issue that influences".
In a commercial closed-source product, a bug that affected a minority of users in this way might never gain attention, and could remain unfixed for months or even years.
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The answer may depend on whether there's a widespread power outage that affects multiple machines, a software bug that affects only one of the machines, or whether the person monitoring those machines assuming there is one can recognize there is a problem brewing.
Concurrency bugs are only one possible type of bug that affects their results.
Chester were affected by a sickness bug that affected three of Steve Burr's players at half-time.
The update, iOS 5.1.1, largely addresses bugs including an AirPlay video bug that affected playback for some users.
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We've also downloaded and tested the update on newer hardware, including the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, and thus far, there haven't been any major problems like the cellular connectivity bug that affected 8.0.1.
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"The bugs that affect people who were in the intensive care unit are going to be different than other infections that affect people in the community or other STDs," Kirkcaldy said.
