The phrase "affect the implementation and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors that influence the execution of a plan or project.
Example: "Several external factors can affect the implementation and success of the new policy."
Alternatives: "impact the execution and" or "influence the rollout and".
It can assist the identification of attributes that affect the implementation and the performance of building design control policy.
As with all major social, economic, and political changes, however, there are complex and competing forces which affect the implementation and outcomes of reforms in often unpredictable ways.
Patient-level barriers such as education attained, health literacy, family support, and psychosocial and cultural beliefs may also affect the implementation and effectiveness of IDCs.
Multi-level interventions should consider the different contexts (e.g. government policy vs. community issues) and cultures (e.g. individual vs. organizational) that can affect the implementation and success of interventions to improve cultural competency.
Thus, the different attitudes towards service providers, which were influenced by the level of acculturation, could affect the implementation and evaluation of dementia services in older and newly established CaLD communities.
We report the results of a survey of governmental and non-governmental organizations that provide primary healthcare in humanitarian emergencies to better understand current policies and practices for newborn care at the primary care level in emergency settings and identify factors that affect the implementation and maintenance of interventions to reduce neonatal morbidity and mortality.
The objectives of this study were to describe (1) key factors affecting the implementation and scalability of collaborative practice agreements (CPAs) and (2) CPA implementation strategies that have been used by chain community pharmacy organizations.
It is not clear the extent to which these elements are likely to have affected the implementation and success of the AFLY5 intervention in the UK.
Moreover, provincial staff turnover, and delayed or limited funding at the provincial level may have affected the implementation and overall quality of the programme.
Yet, at the same time the contextual factors affecting the implementation and effectiveness of these strategies are not well understood [ 2].
Part of building this knowledge and the science of improvement is discovering whether context affects the implementation and outcomes of some or of all types of QI.
