The phrase "affect every day of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence something has on daily life or routine.
Example: "The new policy will affect every day of our work schedule, making it more efficient."
Alternatives: "impact each day of" or "influence daily life of".
"It affects every day of our lives, every act we take!
I wanted Steve to know in detail what he had done to me and how it has affected every day of my life.
Once we recognize the real impact of depression, not just on a broader world health level, but on the individual lives that it affects every day, we must abolish whatever remains of the stigma that depression is something to be ashamed about, or that it's just a bad mood, so "snap out of it".
"Remaining silent about these issues is... what keeps the majority of people believing that these are isolated abstract incidents, not an epidemic that we all take part in and are affected by every day of our lives".
These property crimes are all quality-of-life crimes that affect us every day". Part of that property crime increase, Garcetti said, may be linked to Proposition 47, the ballot measure that downgraded felony drug possession and thefts and resulted in the release of about 3,700 inmates from state prison.
While obviously our highly industrialized European society provides many of its citizens with a very high quality of life, there are also costs to this modern society in terms of increased pollution, noise, climate change and other stressors that may affect our every day quality of life.
Gender inequality isn't just some side issue that can be picked up and dropped when men like Russell Brand feel like it: it is an issue that affects half the population every day of their lives.
It is a rare occasion in a white church when the death of a black man or woman or child warrants the attention or even mention from the pulpit; why would it when the deaths of people of color do not affect the every-day lived experience of our lives?
"It's important for every woman to have their voice heard this election because decisions are being made in Washington every single day that affect every aspect of their lives, and if they don't participate, they will not like what they find.
To the Editor: As your article correctly details, the across-the-board cuts to federal discretionary and military spending scheduled to take effect on Friday, March 1, will affect every corner of our country.
