The phrase "affairs throughout the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various matters or activities that occur in different locations or contexts over a period of time.
Example: "The organization is responsible for managing affairs throughout the region, ensuring that all communities receive the support they need."
Alternatives: "matters across the" or "issues in various".
Washington's women received the right to vote in 1910 and were politically active, though underrepresented, in city affairs throughout the early 20th century.
These negative verdicts created the biggest crisis in the EU's history one that was to dominate EU affairs throughout the year.
Thereafter Russia was the dominant power in the Baltic region, while Sweden rapidly sank to second-rate status; Russia meddled in Sweden's political affairs throughout the 18th century.
We had another discussion about affairs throughout the world, and these discussions I've had with him have been enlightening and interesting and engaging.
This will mean that EU summits in Brussels become tense and acrimonious affairs throughout the year.All in all, 2011 will be a year when world leaders get used to a new international political environment.
If Romney weren't so eager to be Secretary of State, and so pious an individual, it might have been assumed that his reference to "affairs throughout the world" was a none-too-subtle jab at his host.
For starters, coffee is a serious affair throughout the country.
Same-sex love affairs ran throughout the history of Bloomsbury, though significant reversions to heterosexuality could happen at any moment and sometimes led to genealogical havoc.
Prime Minister Erdoğan's personal involvement and interest in foreign affairs throughout 2011 transformed him into the most popular leader in the region.
This love affair continued throughout the 1940s, 50s and 60s, fuelled no doubt by the newfound public enthusiasm for science and technology.
Outranking every local authority, his legates intervened freely in internal diocesan affairs throughout Latin Christendom.
