The phrase "affect the migration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors that influence the movement or relocation of people, animals, or data.
Example: "Climate change can significantly affect the migration of various bird species."
Alternatives: "influence the movement of" or "impact the relocation of".
The chemical characteristics of this clay and its porewater affect the migration of radionuclides eventually released from the waste.
Secret modelling conducted by BP showed a major oil spill there would pollute up to 750km of beaches and shoreline, and documents also showed the company thought its drilling might affect the migration of the endangered southern right whale.
The Mekong River Commission has said it had "fundamental gaps in knowledge" about how the dam would affect the migration of fish, an important source of food for the millions of people who live along the river's banks.
In addition, permeability was shown to affect the migration of osteoblast-like cells, suggesting that by making permeability a design parameter, tissue engineering scaffolds can promote better tissue integration.
However, currently, there is no direct evidence that silt content can affect the migration of the fish.
Intriguingly, Disc1 knockdown does not affect the migration of CA1 pyramidal neurons, suggesting that Disc1's role in regulating neuronal migration is spatially restricted within the hippocampus.
The presence of an entrapped air phase as the LNAPL migrated through the unsaturated zone clearly affected the migration of the LNAPL and the maximum LNAPL saturation reached in the sand medium.
Studies have been and are being made on inorganic processes affecting the migration of radionuclides from these repositories to the environment but it is becoming increasingly evident that microbial processes are of importance as well.
Through physical simulation experiments (Fig. 52), Pang et al. (2013, 2014a) believed that there exists an equilibrium of forces affecting the migration of natural gas at the buoyancy-controlled threshold.
This affects the migration of Cuz+ ions via defects as well as the formation and dissolution of Cu filaments in the SET and RESET operations in the Cu/Ge0.5Se0.5 solid electrolyte.
Only the CaM inhibitor trifluoperazine (TFP) reduced migration of E13 and E14 to EpRas migration levels while not appreciably affecting the migration of EpRas or C1 (Fig. 3a).
