The phrase "affect relationship" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misunderstanding of the terms "affect" and "effect," and it may be intended to convey how one thing influences another.
Example: "The way we communicate can significantly affect our relationship with others."
Alternatives: "influence relationship" or "impact relationship."
In most studies that have considered the exercise and affect relationship, researchers have tended to prescribe cycle ergometry.
The results reveal that in these international business relationships the scope and timeliness of information directly affect relationship quality, and that the intensity with which this information is used in diagnostic or interactive ways to some extent reinforces these positive associations.
Does not affect relationship with wife.
The purpose of this study was to test how potential customers' perceptions of a hotel's corporate social responsibility activities, service quality, and transparency affect relationship quality constructs such as trust, satisfaction, and customer loyalty.
Many prototypes are proposed to develop the gestures to affect relationship theories (that is still less explored area in psychology [13]), however, to best of our knowledge, the majority of these efforts use an objective evaluation of affect without considering the context or situation under which the subject experiences it.
Furthermore, in heterosexual men previous children did not affect relationship satisfaction in any way.
Envy can even affect relationships among siblings.
It can affect relationships, our health, happiness, work and countless other aspects of life.
These risks are difficult to manage and can affect relationships.
And procrastination not only wastes time and money; it can seriously affect relationships with colleagues and relatives.
Flynn raised some concerns about how the order might affect relationships with allies, but those were ignored.
