The phrase "affect the offer of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain factors or conditions may influence or change the terms or availability of an offer.
Example: "Market trends can significantly affect the offer of new products in the tech industry."
Alternatives: "influence the proposal of" or "impact the terms of".
There is need for further research to elucidate the extent to which this patriarchy of obstetric profession affects the offer of obstetric analgesia to parturients during labour.
Finally, we assessed the extent to which comorbidity-related differences in survival are mediated by different treatment options by assessing how comorbidity affects the offer of adjuvant chemotherapy among those with stage III colon cancer, and the extent to which the offer of chemotherapy affects cancer specific and overall survival.
Also contrary to predictions, there was no evidence to suggest that girls' attitudes toward the HPV vaccination and their knowledge of its health consequences were affected by the offer of financial incentives.
The most important predictors of outcomes in child and youth care are considered to be non-specific or common client and relationship factors, which affect the services offered regardless of the target group or the type of services (Carr 2009; Karver et al. 2006).
The disinvestment will also affect the variety of topics offered to students.
However, some of these doctors say they hardly ever know the sexual orientation of those they attend to because it is not a requirement for treatment and counselling, and even if the patients were to reveal that they were homosexuals, it would not affect the quality of healthcare offered.
Since the choice of treatment, to a great extent, depends on the clinical stage, misclassification in a local disease does affect the type of treatment offered to the patient.
The Mets' owner, Fred Wilpon, mocked Reyes's injury history in The New Yorker in May, suggesting that it would affect the size of the Mets' offer.
The Mets' owner, Fred Wilpon, was quoted mocking Reyes's injury history in The New Yorker in May, suggesting that it would affect the size of the Mets' offer.
The Senate bill does make other changes to the tax credit formula, and it invites states to seek waivers that would eliminate some of the existing regulations that affect the kinds of plans insurers offer.
