The phrase "affect the desirability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors that influence how appealing or attractive something is.
Example: "The quality of the product can significantly affect the desirability among consumers."
Alternatives: "influence the appeal" or "impact the attractiveness".
The interplay and sensitivity of the various factors affecting the desirability outcome is presented in Figure 2. The lower and upper limit of baseline CRP had limited impact on the estimated quality of the model.
And how would such a rebrand affect the bag's desirability?
Much has been made of the potential for Brexit to adversely affect the UK's desirability as a student destination, but this year's rankings also indicate that the UK is also – already – becoming a less attractive destination for foreign academics.
We currently lack a consistent analytical approach that informs how a patient's multiple attributes combine to affect the fundamental determinants of the desirability of treatment that is, the individual's risk of bad outcomes in the absence of treatment versus that individual's risk if treated.
Furthermore, oral problems/symptoms and oral impacts are subjective outcomes and sometimes participants, particularly the elderly, may be unable to recall their experiences fully, while response bias due to social desirability can also affect the quality of the data.
It is well known that the prevalence of residents with physical restraints is usually underreported since a social desirability bias tends to affect the validity of the information when the nursing staff has to declare the use of restraints [ 29].
Thirdly, Reporting bias due to desirability is more likely to affect the assessment of trend data.
Reliance on self-reported risk factor status may affect the accuracy of our results, including potential social desirability bias.
