The phrase "affect the conduct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something influences or changes behavior or actions.
Example: "The new policies are expected to significantly affect the conduct of employees in the workplace."
Alternatives: "influence the behavior" or "impact the actions".
She also studies how academic-industry ties affect the conduct of biomedical research.
Government in this sense refers to conduct, or an activity meant to shape, guide, or affect the conduct of people.
We may appreciate less the opposite look: where people outside science inform policies that affect the conduct of science.
It's hard, if not impossible, to understand how committing one of the largest mass shootings in American history is not "intended to affect the conduct of government".
The federal code defines "domestic terrorism" in part as "activities that appear intended to affect the conduct of government by mass destruction".
The outcome of this case could affect the conduct of law enforcement officers, as well as defendants faced with charges stemming from illegally obtained identity-related evidence.
The depletion layer which is caused by the surface states can affect the conducting property of the nanobelt.
But access to information also affects the conduct and legitimacy of the electoral process itself.
The Cabinet Manual sets out sets out the main laws, rules and conventions affecting the conduct and operation of UK government.
It materially affects the conduct of the carrier outside of the limits of the state; and that is one of the tests of invalidity.
The bill incorporates terrorism into the state's criminal code and includes in its definition promoting an act of terror, influencing the policy or affecting the conduct of government through terror and causing the interruption of public communication or transportation.
