The phrase "a glitch affecting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a problem or error that is impacting a system, process, or situation.
Example: "The software update has caused a glitch affecting the performance of the application."
Alternatives: "an issue impacting" or "a problem influencing".
At the same time, the Post posits that this could nothing more than a manufacturing glitch affecting only a small number of users.
Although a second computer glitch affecting the e-mail problem was found in April 1999, Mr. Ruff said he could not recall whether he had been informed about that problem.
At that time, it was already under scrutiny by the EU over antitrust violations over how it bundled its browser with its operating system, and in the midst of that, it turned out that it was distributing Windows 7 without giving users an obvious way of opting out of selecting its own Internet Explorer as an option, with the glitch affecting some 15 million users, the EC says.
A spokeswoman for Samsung said it was only aware of the glitch affecting customers in Australia at this time.
Yet another possible glitch affecting the MacBook Pro, this time having to do with "strange clicking and beeping noises".
CORRECTION: A previous version of this article inaccurately described the nature of the Affordable Care Act's "family glitch" affecting the spouses and dependents of low- and moderate-income workers who are offered health benefits by their employers.
Some 1,200 NatWest, RBS and Ulster Bank branches have opened on a Sunday for the first time, after a computer glitch affected millions of customers.
This surveying glitch affected only the most recent data.
The glitch affects all iOS devices running the latest firmware.
The glitch affected people who bought London 2012 tickets in the first phase of the "second chance" sale.
