The phrase "affect the decided" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express influence over decisions or those who have made decisions, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The new evidence may affect the decided outcomes of the case."
Alternatives: "influence the decisions" or "impact the choices made".
After an all-day meeting in which engineers debated technical issues that could affect the mission, managers decided to keep the shuttle's Oct. 23 launching date for a mission that will take a key component to the International Space Station.
Assigned to analyze how New Deal legislation might affect the company, he decided to read up on socialism in the United States, which quickly led to his acquisition of "Das Kapital" in the original wrapper, two 1848 printings of the Communist Manifesto, and the first Marx pamphlet published in America.
Having concern that the grass of the stadium floor would affect the projections, LMG decided on using Heavy Knit Bright White fabric from All Access.
Only two of the excluded sequences differed with >1.5% and since so few alleles would not affect the results we decided not to include them in the analyses.
I really do believe that it is a grand experiment, an effort to democratize the process, to affect the way it is decided which movies get to be made".
As this increased risk, as well as the age-related increase in symptomatic hip OA [ 24], may affect the heritability estimates, we decided to examine Danish twins in a nationwide population-based time-to-event analysis taking into account the competing risk of death in the population.
Sensors and their numbers affect the decision makers to decide which MPPT to use.
The chemical instability of drugs may reduce pharmacotherapeutic possibilities and affect the selection criteria when deciding on analytical methods for the quality control of labile medicines.
Dervin noted how situational circumstances affect the strategies used to decide when, what, and how to use information, including health information [ 22].
The choice of which court to file in, Mr. Fajardo said, could affect the way the case is decided.
