The phrase "affect inside" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context or meaning you intend to express with this phrase, making it difficult to determine when it could be used.
Example: "The emotions can affect inside, leading to internal struggles."
Alternatives: "impact internally" or "influence within".
"It's never been done before in the UK but we've got some very determined people up and down the line who want a full and fair deal for those affected inside and outside HS2's compensation zone".
Nearly 5.5 million children are now affected inside Syria and in neighbouring countries.
Of the four million people affected inside the country, almost half are children.
Some other uses are as follows: Thermal insulation: Air-tight doors are ideal thermal insulators for any room because they do not let the outside prevailing temperature affect the inside temperature.
"The amount of visitors affects humidity inside," says Shin Maekawa, one of the research team, who is mulling over pages of data from within the tomb.
The top-level end of the outer tube was enclosed by a PVC cylinder of diameter 20 cm and length 30 cm, which was covered by an insulating cement tile to limit outside temperature variations affecting the inside of the tubes.
Imagine a system (and such systems do exist) that measures air temperature outside the house and turns the heater on when the outside temperature drops, before it affects the inside temperature.
So how does fame affect your time inside?
(This doesn't affect the banana inside, although it might if you dig a huge gash in it).. Remember to actually close the lock.
The analysis of qualitative data of five in-depth case studies of care homes in England revealed three key ways in which space is negotiated: a) the way in which values affect interactions inside versus outside the care home environment, b) the negotiation of boundaries and domains within the homes, and c) the sense of being at 'home'home
