The phrase "affect several aspects of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the impact or influence of something on various components or areas of a subject.
Example: "The new policy is expected to affect several aspects of employee performance and satisfaction."
Alternatives: "influence multiple facets of" or "impact various elements of".
The importance and relevance of EM specialist presence affect several aspects of emergency care.
Disgust is a multifaceted experience that might affect several aspects of life.
In addition, task type was found to affect several aspects of knowledge levels and knowledge change.
But many of these genes affect several aspects of the animal's development and physiology, whereas the pheromone receptors simply sense the environment and thus can be lost harmlessly, Bargmann suggests.
As a critical environmental issue, destruction of wetlands could adversely affect several aspects of ecosystem cycles in the world, including declining the biotic diversity and ecological services of wetlands, as well as contributing to climate change and global warming.
Ultimately, a number of general solutions are posed: (1) better patient selection, (2) use of multi-modal treatments that affect several aspects of the immune system at once, (3) a requirement for the development of good biomarkers to stratify patients for selection prior to trial and as surrogates for clinical response and (4) harmonisation of SOPs for immunological monitoring of clinical trials.
The resulting shortage of manpower affected several aspects of a state and society that perceptibly were losing their Roman character and assuming their Byzantine.
The warehouse layout decision is important as it affects several aspects of warehouse performance such as material handling cost, space cost and storage capacity.
Exposure to dutasteride significantly reduced fecundity of fish and affected several aspects of reproductive endocrine functions in both males and females.
The findings show that AD affects several aspects of vision and are compatible with the hypothesis that visual dysfunction in AD may contribute to performance decrements in other cognitive domains.
