The phrase "affect drastically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a significant or profound impact on something or someone.
Example: "The new policy will affect drastically the way we conduct our business operations."
Alternatives: "impact significantly" or "influence profoundly."
The nature of the electrode material and the proton availability of the medium affect drastically the voltammetric pattern of the compounds.
As emphasized herein the parasitic transistors affect drastically the memory performance of the intended devices and this detrimental effect could constitute a technological issue towards the integration of nanocrystal floating-gate in conventional memory architecture.
Focusing exclusively on 1 1 resonance captures in the system, it is shown that the topology of these damped transitions affect drastically the efficiency of passive energy transfer from the linear system to the nonlinear attachment.
Biomass is a renewable resource that has attractive characteristics for energy production, but the corresponding supply chain could be subject of several uncertain factors that can affect drastically the optimal configuration, and those have not been properly accounted in previous publications.
Accordingly, they may follow a vortex-like distribution [34], which affect drastically on the nonlinear propagation mode.
This condition is necessary, because if (p+q)>199, a slight perturbation in the two bases (frontal and profile) will affect drastically the results of identification.
UV illumination time affected drastically the viability of all bacteria with different death rate.
But the bank itself is affected drastically if there is any small variation which leads to illegal disclosure or non-disclosure, since such violations can carry heavy sanctions.
According to the results, taking radiation effects into consideration does not change the temperature distribution inside the refrigerator significantly; however the heat rates are affected drastically.
The corrosion of the steel reinforcement affects drastically the long-term durability of many reinforced concrete (RC) structures in the world, especially the ones near the sea.
Evaporation of sessile droplets gives rise to internal flow that, in turn, affects drastically the deposition of the suspended particles on the substrate.
