The phrase "affect capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something influences or changes the ability or potential of a person, system, or object.
Example: "The new regulations may affect capacity for production in the factory."
Alternatives: "impact capability" or "influence ability".
Electrode microstructure can significantly affect capacity and thus cost.
This study considers how project maturity and injection rate affect capacity estimates and the likelihood of economic viability.
Other modeling by Ross has included developing a detailed technology model of electricity markets to examine how criteria pollutant and GHG policies affect capacity planning decisions and generation costs.
They listed several infrastructure and operational characteristics which affect capacity levels, including length of subdivision, siding length and spacing, intermediate signal spacing, percentage of number of tracks (single, double, and multi-tracks), and heterogeneity in train types (train length, power-to-weight ratios).
Our research finds a range of issues, generally common across all countries, that affect capacity for science-based health innovation.
Among the factors that can negatively affect capacity to work, mental health problems play a significant part.
The formation of an amorphous phase during cycling that remains nearly stable in the later cycles is considered to be one of the main factors affecting capacity decay.
The results indicate that time to adjust capacity is the most significant parameter affecting capacity addition.
"Railways facilities have not improved substantially for the past few decades, which is the result of under-investment that affects capacity, leading to poor morale," he said.
The psychiatrist also looked for evidence of psychopathology affecting capacity, such as delusions.
In this paper, we study the empirical validity of such concerns in a case where the disadvantage affects capacities to compete.
