The phrase "affect the information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain factors or actions influence or change the data or details being referred to.
Example: "The recent changes in policy may affect the information we have on customer preferences."
Alternatives: "influence the data" or "impact the details".
"This does not affect the information which applicants receive from Ucas about their higher education applications.
The court's decision, Mr. Romer wrote, "will profoundly affect the information industry, the most technologically dynamic sector in our economy".
How might the radio format and news reporting style affect the information that is reported in each broadcast?
A growing literature documents that complex financial statements negatively affect the information environment.
They then speculate on how the recent ousting and reinstatement of President Hugo Chávez might affect the information provided in their guidebook introduction.
How a company organizes and manages its operations will affect the information that is available and the investments made by the company.
Such approaches should allow the field to move beyond correlations between various anatomical and physiological disturbances in mutant animals to direct tests of how the precise connectivity patterns and strengths between different cell types affect the information-processing parameters of microcircuits and larger neuronal networks and impact on specific behaviors [ 116, 118, 154, 162].
Thus, this approach will allow affecting the information diffusion over the susceptible (non-informed) users, via properly controlling user interests.
The presence of spatial autocorrelation affects the information content of the sample and hence the precision of any estimator.
Following recent developments affecting the information security threat landscape, information security has become a complex managerial issue.
Quite something if one takes into account the 'horizontal' and far reaching effects of the new rules, affecting the information position of almost any public sector body across Europe.
