The phrase "affect in" is not correct or usable in written English.
You would instead use the word "affect" or the phrase "affecting." Example: Global warming is affecting the ocean's temperature.
The orders do not affect in any way the succession for the presidency, officials said.
But the new law came into affect in June 2008, four months after Ryanne was killed.
How much of the population did it affect in this period and the three centuries after?
When they go out of work it has quite an affect in the economy.
They can affect it in positive ways and they can affect in not so positive ways.
The role of positive affect in influencing investment behavior has been well documented.
The change solves many of the problems that affect in-kind food aid.
The updated Twitter TOS was thought to ban in-stream ads and affect in-stream ad networks like Ad.ly.ly
Apple has clarified this change, saying that the commission cut is only going to affect in-app purchases after all.
Metformin use before admission to ICU did not affect in-hospital mortality.
Concomitant rifampicin did not affect in-hospital survival.
