The phrase "affect in relation to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of one thing on another, particularly in academic or analytical contexts.
Example: "The study aims to explore how climate change can affect in relation to agricultural productivity."
Alternatives: "impact concerning" or "influence regarding".
In autism, it is not affect in general that is faulty but affect in relation to complex human experiences, social ones predominantly, but perhaps allied ones aesthetic, poetic, symbolic, etc.
In autism, it is not affect in general that is faulty but affect in relation to complex human experiences, social ones predominantly, but perhaps allied ones — aesthetic, poetic, symbolic, etc.
One possible explanation may be the strong influence of negative affect in relation to the outcome variables.
Moreover, this is the first study to consider the impact of the severity of TDI, different stages of dental caries and the teeth affected in relation to parental guilt.
My body, my arms, where all my strength is, are now restricted because of my back"." With reduced functioning as expressed here in connection with back pain, a person can be affected in relation to his/her own identity, be it in relation to the family as well as to work.
Yet, there is an increasing consensus that the way in which affect functions in relation to cognition is strongly dependent on the context (Lai, Hagoort, & Casasanto, 2012).
Seed size was found to be an important factor affecting establishment in relation to micro-site condition.
Characterisation of the welds included analysis of the microstructural features of the weld region and the thermomechanically affected zone in relation to the parent material.
The purposes of the study are 1) to examine clinical, psychiatric, and QOL of CM compared to EM; and 2) to evaluate how headache chronicity affects QOL in relation to other variables, including depression and anxiety.
It affected me in relation to others... that I have had to hide something.
The LDC experiments (Table 2) show the clearest increase in the number of affected genes in relation to the introduction of suboptimal environmental conditions.
