The phrase "affect the ability for" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when discussing how something influences or impacts someone's capability to do something.
Example: "The new regulations may affect the ability for companies to operate efficiently."
Alternatives: "impact the ability to" or "influence the capacity to".
Business risks affect the ability for an agency to achieve its mission.
Should a natural disaster affect the ability for cargo ships to arrive, the state's 1.4 million residents and nearly 9 million annual visitors could be vulnerable to crippling food shortages.
"We saw the [bonus-based] industry really affect the ability for some of those folks to close," says Todd Chapman, president of JMA.
However, rising interest rates will substantially affect the ability for corporate issuers of sub-investment grade bonds to service their debt compared to those in higher credit rating brackets.
The raw bio-oil is obtained from pyrolysis of organic material at 350 600 °C in the absence of oxygen that is not readily available for consumption; there are many issues that negatively affect the ability for raw bio-oil to be used as a source of fuel or for value added chemical.
Similarly, loss of SRF did not affect the ability for Type II Pru strain parasites to undergo bradyzoite differentiation in the presence of the bradyzoite-inducing agent Compound 1 (not shown) [26].
The condition of storage for disinfected sample affect the ability of bacteria to regrow, for example, bacterial inactivation by UV irradiation may reach to 99.99%, but if the disinfected sample stored at optimal conditions the regrowth of inactivated bacteria may reach to 90%.
Student debt tops $1 trillion, and some policy makers are concerned that it may affect the ability of young people to qualify for other loans, like those for cars and for buying first homes.
The economists add that the overall condition of the area's economy could affect the ability of entrepreneurs to find investments for new companies and the demand for technology workers.
This section shall apply to registration requirements only and shall not affect the ability of the State to regulate for safety.
Less is said about how such reforms might affect the ability of individuals to recover damages for injuries suffered through another partyAEs negligence.
