The phrase "affect depth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the impact or influence on the depth of something, such as emotions, understanding, or physical characteristics.
Example: "The changes in the environment can significantly affect depth perception in underwater navigation."
Alternatives: "influence depth" or "impact depth".
How do focal length, subject distance, F-number, and size of the circle of confusion affect depth of field?
An F.D.A. panel said patients should be warned that the treatment "may affect depth perception," which could be a driving hazard.
Furthermore, studies at different locations with different environmental regimes that combine information on species' local depth distributions with that on changes in environmental variables along depth gradients offer the opportunity to assess how such variables affect depth distributions of not only tropical reef fishes but also corals and other invertebrate reef taxa.
In addition, wound infection can adversely affect depth measurements.
However, aperture isn't the only thing that affects depth of field.
Mr. Boal and Ms. Whelan, the dreamer and his dream, communicated that turbulence and the ballet's moments of near-serenity in performing of affecting depth.
Plastic affected depth was much shallower than that obtained with larger spot sizes, due to rapid attenuation of shock waves.
If the background current curvatures are the same, both the maximum force and its appearing depth decrease with increasing affecting depth of parabolic current.
The structural change of the material surface is observed using optical microscope and quantitative measurement of heat affected depth that are analysed by Vicker's hardness test.
The heat affected depth is estimated to be approximately 1.0 μm from the surface that is in good agreement with the ion range calculated by TRIM code.
The developed second order regression model is found to be in good agreement with experimental values with R2 values of 0.96 and 0.94 respectively for surface temperature and heat affected depth.
