The phrase "affect economically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact of an action or event on financial or economic aspects.
Example: "The new policy is expected to affect economically the small businesses in the area."
Alternatives: "impact financially" or "influence economically".
In addition, she is interested in social networks, social support systems, and the financing and organization of health services, particularly as they affect economically disadvantaged ethnic minority populations.
Tourism is a business involving a billion people a year meeting several other billion people whose lives they profoundly affect economically and socially.
They also affect economically important crops like cotton.
Some of these phenotypic variants, like the one affecting muscularity in sheep, may affect economically important traits [ 14].
Effective implementations of vaccination and drug use policies, such as the World Health Organization's Integrated Management of Childhood Illnesses, represent examples that address community-acquired infections that disproportionately affect economically disadvantaged populations (29 ).
Information of genetic diversity can be used in the design of breeding programs including making decisions on crosses between lines or introgression of genes from other commercial lines that may affect economically important traits such as growth, meat quality, fitness, and survival traits.
Few lived close enough to either site to be directly affected economically.
Quantitative trait loci affecting economically important traits were studied for eight large US Holstein grandsire families by using the granddaughter design.
These additional markers complete our genome scan to identify quantitative trait loci affecting economically important traits in a selected commercial Holstein population.
BBC Persian has been asking Iranians how they have been affected economically and about their views on a potential deal.
Shortly after, I realized that my way into the story had to be through the lives of people most directly and acutely affected economically by the disaster: the lives of fishermen.
