The phrase "affect in promoting" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey influence or impact in the context of promotion, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The new marketing strategy will affect in promoting our brand awareness."
Alternatives: "impact in promoting" or "influence in promoting".
Thus, improving medical school education, specialty training and post-graduate training on smoking cessation counseling may positively affect physician' effort in promoting smoking cessation.
The internet study showed that positive affect in applicant photographs promoted loan success.
Although many studies and assessments stress the adverse effects of PM (Metzger et al. 2007; Wellenius et al. 2002), our findings suggest an important role for the gases, the concentrations of which were not affected by particle removal, in promoting cardiac arrhythmogenesis in the short term (Hesterberg et al. 2009).
As a breast cancer survivor, she has a keen interest in supporting others affected by the disease and in promoting research into its causes and potential cures.
Positive affect in individuals with a facial movement disorder may promote lip corner movement (zygomaticus major) during smiling.
By understanding that behaviours affect energy consumption will be useful in promoting low carbon household [44].
WEF has been active in promoting greater awareness of changes affecting news organizations.
Nonprofit leaders have said the small role the Office of Urban Affairs has played in promoting urban policy has not affected their collaboration with the White House.
Anti-L-selectin (antibody) therapy did not adversely affect survival, promote organ dysfunction or result in major side effects.
Braem and colleagues also demonstrated that positive affect may promote flexibility when the affect is performance-contingent in nature.
