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The phrase "affect resources for" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence on resources allocated for a specific purpose or project. Example: "The new policy changes will significantly affect resources for community development initiatives."
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A nutrition crisis is currently affecting eight countries in the Sahel belt of Africa, leaving over a million children under age 5 at risk of deadly severe acute malnutrition, for example, while the global economic downturn continues to affect resources for children and development.
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Our findings imply that various approaches for revealing how these factors affect resource use are needed to reduce healthcare resource expenditure on OPCAB procedures.
For viviparous females, activities associated with reproduction may adversely affect resource acquisition.
We also controlled for a number of patient, population, and market characteristics that may affect resource use.
The latter is altered by fishing, the emerging population dynamics through density dependence, and environmental stochasticity affecting resources are available for growth and recruitment.
Opponents claim that the judgments of non-patients are more appropriate, because decisions affecting resource allocation for one group of patients affect the provision for other groups.
[10], [11], [12], [13], [14] The lack of conclusive information has probably affected resource prioritisation for malaria control in pregnancy in many African countries.
International sanctions imposed on Fiji after the 2006 Coup affect fiscal resources for policy implementation.
This paper argues that research focusing on the health workers' "complex remuneration" is critical to address some of the most challenging issues affecting human resources for health.
For example, although it has been widely documented that movement of health workers from one job to another is a major problem affecting human resources for health globally [ 2], the CHA strategy did not comprehensively consider how to address staff attrition or professional development of CHAs.
Frequency of human exposure may indirectly influence pup development by modifying population densities which, via competition for resources, affect food resource availability (e.g., either indirectly via mother nursing capability or directly via pup food consumption) which is important for pup growth and development.
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