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"affect adversely" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing the negative effects that something has had on something else. For example, "The new regulations have affected the industry adversely."
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Intense velocity pulse motions can affect adversely the seismic performance of structures.
"Restricting these funds as a result of this litigation would affect adversely the ability of the United States to achieve security and stability in the region".
Yet, such treatments, often focused on the development of microhardness, can affect adversely the corrosion performance of the samples.
Relatively small quantities of such materials appear to affect adversely the means of heat generation in the joint during welding.
Second, I would move to cut the Pentagon budget by 15percentt, which would in no way affect adversely our national defense, and put the money into child care.
Each officer of instruction or research is under an obligation to take no action which might affect adversely his or her own independence of judgment or the integrity of the duty of primary loyalty he or she owes the University.
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"Ten million people could be affected — adversely affected — by the rule".
In the latter, he walked with a cane, having had his balance affected adversely in a car accident in 1992.
Independent of salt, HP treatment affected adversely juiciness and cohesiveness while adhesiveness was improved.
Banks are affected adversely by health care reform, believe it or not.
This affects adversely the estimation and causes the error to increase faster.
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