The phrase "affairs that impact" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing matters or issues that have a significant effect on a particular situation or group.
Example: "The government is reviewing affairs that impact the economy to ensure sustainable growth."
Alternatives: "matters that affect" or "issues that influence".
Yet they have little say even in those affairs that most directly impact them, like funding for education and developing meaningful learning experiences that equip them to be not just citizens in the making, but citizens made.
Reading is an individual, independent affair and the things that impact on me may be completely bypassed by someone else.
Since Proposition 209 passed, the UC minority student population has continued to decline; a state of affairs that has had a significant impact on minority students presently attending UC campuses.
Besides the smothering impact of the expenses affair, that disjuncture may reflect a widespread conviction that government is essentially managerial; that the choice is between people rather than ideologies.
However, when it comes to litigating a corporation's internal affairs, the impact of business courts depends on where firms are incorporated.
In remarks to the assembly, Abelson said the real concern about the Pollard affair "is the impact that the incident has on the image and self-image of American Jews". Pollard, a 32-year-old former civilian analyst for the Navy, was sentenced to life in prison for selling Israel classified U.S. documents in 1984-85.
The Broadsides and Ephemera Collection (David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University) captures written and printed materials of widespread and short-lived use; items, such as event announcements, letters, tickets, posters, social notices, or printouts on current political affairs whose impact was not meant to sustain the test of time.
Institute Professor Noam A. Chomsky addressed a full crowd in 26-100 last night in a talk on recent world affairs and the impact of the Bush administration's policies.
The term political environment refers to the factors related to the management of public affairs and their impact on the growth of an organization.
A plain description of astrology as an "occult influence of stars, planets etc. on human affairs" had no impact on the general public's assessment of whether astrology is scientific or not in a 1992 eurobarometer poll.
