The phrase "affect any type of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the influence or impact on various categories or kinds of something.
Example: "The new policy is expected to affect any type of business, regardless of its size or industry."
Alternatives: "influence any kind of" or "impact any category of".
How has your citizenship status affected any type of opportunities for you in Hollywood?
This estimate represents production not affected by any type of hazard.
"I learned an enormous amount by listening to the voices of people who are going to be disproportionately affected by any type of legalization and taxation strategy we implement... voices we don't always hear," Newsom told the local Press Democrat following his face-to-face with the Real Pot Growers of Humboldt County.
The discrepancy between heat and cold stress resistance, with the former not being affected by any type of food stress, suggests that the mechanisms involved in heat resistance (e.g. the heat shock response [14]) might be more costly than those involved in cold stress resistance [65], [68] [69].
bTotal area (0 100%) of the lung affected by any type of pneumonia lesion [ 51].
The VDS was calculated as the total number of slices affected by any type of calcification in any vessel.
The total width of the area of articular cartilage affected by any type of degenerative change was measured.
The CDS, which takes into account the percentage of cartilage affected by any type of change, again showed the different degree of destruction at different load bearing areas.
These fields are mandatory for any individual who is either the target for risk estimation or affected by any type of cancer.
Additionally, the total area of cartilage affected by any type of degradation (cell or proteoglycan loss, collagen damage) in tibia and femur (both medial and lateral sides) was measured as cartilage degradation width.
