The phrase "a drawback affecting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a negative aspect or limitation that impacts a particular situation, product, or idea.
Example: "One significant drawback affecting the new software is its high resource consumption, which can slow down older computers."
Alternatives: "a limitation impacting" or "a disadvantage influencing".
The occurrence of significant degradation by β-scission reaction is a severe drawback affecting the classical procedure of polypropylene (PP) functionalization in the melt with maleic anhydride (MAH) or derivatives and free radical initiators.
A major drawback affects the developing of these materials, that is, the large volume expansion contraction accompanies the lithium alloying dealloying or metal reducing and oxidizing process [37, 38, 46].
Unfortunately, recent studies have consistently pinpointed the many drawbacks affecting these methods.
The use of CB/CoPc leads to a highly sensitive thiocholine detection by applying a low potential (+0.05 V vs. internal reference) without fouling problem, a typical drawback that affects the thiol electrochemical detection.
The camera is somewhat awkward to use, largely because the touch screen is small and does not have very good resolution (a drawback that does not affect the photos).
It is a crucial drawback that affects the electrical performance of CPV systems because maximum output power of the array is considerably reduced when a current voltage (I V) curve has many mismatch steps and thus leads to lower fill factor (FF) and conversion efficiency.
However, research efforts are still needed to solve the drawbacks presently affecting these devices, such as methanol cross-over constraints, high costs of materials, etc.
However, the difficulty in controlling chromium oxide (Cr2O3) layer formation at high temperatures remains a drawback of this basic alloy, negatively affecting the bonding between metal and aesthetic veneering ceramic [7].
Size, as well as being a drawback in its own right, also affects retrieval time, for the computer must read and interpret appropriate parts of the index to locate the desired information.
Since structural damage is typically a local phenomenon captured most likely by high frequency modes, this potential drawback can affect the application of the wavelet-based damage assessment techniques.
