The phrase "affect stability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain factors or actions influence the stability of a system, situation, or condition.
Example: "The recent changes in policy may affect stability in the financial markets."
Alternatives: "influence stability" or "impact stability".
The two mutations exerted very different effects in that G550E did not affect stability of wild-type or ΔF508 NBD1, while I539T measurably stabilized the domain (Figure 3D).
"Instability in one country will affect stability in all countries; an injustice anywhere is now a threat to justice everywhere," Mr. Brown said.
Observers are divided over how much Kamalov's arrest will affect stability in southern Kyrgyzstan, which is still grappling with the consequences of the 2010 bloodletting.
"I see a twofold danger, a constitutional crisis and how it will affect stability in the country," the diplomat said.
As Britain's prime minister in 2008, I saw how reverberations from a banking collapse anywhere can affect stability everywhere.
Thaker and Williamson suggest that increased levels of inequality create the preconditions for crises: high levels of unsustainable private debt as people struggle to maintain lifestyle; large pools of "idle wealth" that increase demand for overly complex financial instruments; and disproportionate political power for the elites, which can affect stability.
Therefore, small-signal parameters that affect stability can be carefully examined.
Complications can arise during miniscrew placement and after orthodontic loading that affect stability and patient safety.
Such differences in side-chain packing strongly affect stability but are difficult to evaluate by computation.
The dc load resistance of the converters can affect stability, as shown in the design-oriented charts of Fig. 10.
4, we present our results in a design-oriented format to explain how variation of selected parameters would affect stability.
