The phrase "affect location" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing how something influences or changes a specific place or area.
Example: "The construction of the new highway will affect location accessibility for local businesses."
Alternatives: "influence area" or "impact site".
In addition, the merging step may affect location accuracy.
Weave architecture and internal geometry are seen to affect location and morphology of the damage initiation.
Since the majority of immigrants work, wages (and minimum wages) are more likely to affect location decisions compared to welfare benefits.
Also, because the liquid column L1 is fixed, the volume in the filling section is not likely to affect the meniscus formation in the neck and thus will not affect location of the pinch-off point.
We then applied correlation [55] and cross-correlation analysis [56] over ILI and affect location-specific time-series to study (1) what emotions and sentiments have positive vs. negative correlations with clinical ILI visit data, and (2) whether affects are predictive of clinical ILI visit data, respectively.
A strong weather or climate event can affect locations with low vulnerability.
The renal arteries are the most frequently affected location of FMD lesions.
The key factors, affecting location and well gas production were analyzed by simulation tests for similar material.
Key themes emerging from the review reflect a comprehensive picture, capturing the impact of multiple factors affecting location choices of DMNEs and EMNEs.
However, in a study carried out by Cavuşoglu H et al., the temporoparietal region was the most commonly affected location [ 14].
Outbreak data were obtained from the Veterinary Information System database and included case date, number and species of animals affected, location (village X and Y coordinates), subdistrict, and date and type of intervention activities implemented during the outbreak.
