The phrase "affect multiple steps of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing processes or actions that influence several stages or components of a system or procedure.
Example: "The new policy changes will affect multiple steps of the production process, leading to increased efficiency."
Alternatives: "impact several stages of" or "influence various phases of".
In addition to extracellular proteolysis, uPA in concert with uPAR and/or PAI-1 induces cell signaling pathways that affect multiple steps of cancer progression such as angiogenesis, cell growth, cell adhesion and migration, chemotaxis and cell survival [ 10, 11, 13, 14].
It is perhaps likely that overcrowding affects multiple steps of a complex process, such as activation of emergent treatment of acute STEMI with PCI, and that a minor delay in many of the steps may have a cumulative effect in the overall time to complete the process.
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Lee et al. (2003) showed BPA to affect multiple steps in the activation and function of the androgen receptor, including noncompetitive inhibition of binding of endogenous androgens, nuclear localization, and transactivation, with uncertain consequences for androgen homeostasis.
l-Histidine inhibition under pre-steady-state conditions is complex, affecting multiple steps.
Some GR ligands affect multiple functions of the protein.
The developing leptomeninges affect multiple stages of cortical development.
Tissue processing: The multiple steps of tissue processing affect antigens differently.
BBDR modeling of low-dose effects is greatly complicated if the toxicant affects multiple intermediate steps in the disease process.
Since intra-cardiac injection encompasses multiple steps of the metastatic cascade, we wanted to establish whether Crk knockdown affects tumor outgrowth in the bone microenvironment.
It is now evident that multiple steps of the signal transduction cascade, including protein phosphorylation and activities of different enzymes, are adversely affected due to aging.
