The phrase "affect the ordering of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how one factor influences the sequence or arrangement of another factor.
Example: "Changes in consumer demand can significantly affect the ordering of production schedules in manufacturing."
Alternatives: "influence the arrangement of" or "impact the sequence of".
The factor 1 2 in the last expression does not affect the ordering of the relays, which can be removed from the expression without affecting the ordering.
In general, the strength of density dependence did not affect the ordering of efficacy of the strategies on reducing competent vectors for bi-sex and female-only releases.
Hence, overall cost differences between countries do affect the absolute cost differences, but do not affect the ordering of strategies in terms of costs.
The inclusion of net incremental consumption could potentially affect the ordering of cost-effectiveness of interventions, if one intervention is aimed at younger and the other at older individuals.
However, these complications do not affect the order-of-magnitude estimates for adaptive sequence evolution.
Personality of participants may affect the order of visiting heritage locations and cause the variations and clusters in navigational paths.
This test is only performed once, as minor changes in run time do not affect the order of magnitude.
In the previous section, we have demonstrated that the AgNO3 concentration does not affect the order of magnitude of the SERS-signal intensity (Fig. 7).
Improvement in consistencies of the pairwise comparison matrices did not affect the order of ranking obtained by AHP but there was a slight change in the TOPSIS result.
We prove that this change does not affect the order of convergence of the numerical solution obtained by using the central finite-difference scheme.
In practice, only the number of multiplications, required to identify the loading matrix from a three-way array, is considered, which does not affect the order of magnitude of the numerical complexity.
