The phrase "affect our operations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how certain factors or changes may influence the functioning or performance of a business or organization.
Example: "The recent changes in regulations may significantly affect our operations and require us to adapt our strategies."
Alternatives: "impact our operations" or "influence our operations".
"This will not affect our operations on the ground.
"This transaction will not affect our operations, our relationships with customers or our planned launch of our next-generation integrated satellite terrestrial network," he said.
WikiLeaks, the group he founded, said via Twitter: Today's actions against our editor-in-chief Julian Assange won't affect our operations: we will release more cables tonight as normal.
Apple, which has gone from laggard to leader, said that it "is making a conscious decision to be more transparent and expansive in its sustainability efforts, including those directly related to climate change, as we believe it's a significant problem that may affect our operations, suppliers, partners and customers, and we are taking action to address it".
But the Brotherhood operates as a coalition on all levels of society and this arrest will not affect our operations and our peaceful right to protest what so ever," he said.
"The region has been very unstable there, and that affects our operations there," said Toni Simonetti, a spokeswoman for General Motors.
"About the only thing that affects our operation is heavy ice," he said.
"The European ruling has not affected our operation in any way," he wrote.
As the climate continues to change, it will affect our direct operations, our customers, our suppliers and ultimately the products we sell.
Jake Swenson, director of sustainable products & services As the climate continues to change, it will affect our direct operations, our customers, our suppliers and ultimately the products we sell.
"Already, our suppliers are experiencing shortages that will affect our manufacturing operations in the US," says Tracey Norberg.
