The phrase "affect performances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain factors or actions influence the quality or outcome of performances, such as in arts, sports, or work-related tasks.
Example: "The new training regimen is expected to positively affect performances in the upcoming competition."
Alternatives: "influence performances" or "impact performances".
The current technological growth in our era will obviously affect performances in the performing arts by taking more and more invisible forms within artistic creations.
Keep the comments coming! 2 January: 12.55pm Uncertainty reigns across London's theatre and arts world about how the extreme weather will affect performances this evening.
"It won't significantly affect performances, but it might force you to be a little more careful about hydration and how you care for your feet on a hot pool deck," he said.
"When the gaffer talked to me he just basically wanted to make sure I was OK with it, he didn't want it to affect performances.
Also, on longer term various new and improved technologies become available which can affect performances for options from an economic and/or energy point of view.
Two more aspects of machine learning algorithms which critically affect performances are the selection of specific descriptors that best correlate with the activity under study from the initial pool of descriptors and the definition (and application) of the model's applicability domain, namely, the region in material space in which the model is expected to give accurate predictions.
They all compound negatively to affect performance".
Interpretations vary on how the city's hills affect performance.
There are many other factors that affect performance.
"This is a mathematical model," he said, noting that other factors affect performance.
Teaching girls about how stereotypes affect performance, the report found, can diminish such effects.
