The phrase "affect the predominance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how one factor influences or changes the dominance or superiority of another factor in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy may affect the predominance of traditional marketing strategies in the industry."
Alternatives: "influence the dominance of" or "impact the superiority of".
Perhaps this has affected partially the predominance of endometrial lesions following AGC.
A study of the acid-salt equilibrium citric acid by means of the SAFES methodology during electrodialysis was performed in order to determined if the fractional composition of the acid forms affects the process due to the predominance of non-dissociated forms.
Also, larger wetlands are more likely to be permanently flooded and have a higher predominance of exotic-invasive predators which negatively affect the occurrence of R. aurora (Adams 1999; M. Hayes, unpublished data).
During seasonal epidemics, the predominance of severe disease affects the extremes of age - older people and young infants.
Furthermore, the predominance of women in the examined cohort is a limitation of this study and might also affect the generalisability of the results.
Hormonal changes might affect the pathophysiology of migraine in pediatric as in adult migraine and could partly explain the shift in predominance to girls during adolescence.
Our results extend the behavioral component of the domestication syndrome to non-vertebrates but through a more general genomic mechanism based on the predominance of mutations on neurogenetic genes affecting overall locomotion and activity.
How will the predominance of one- and two-child families affect family cohesion, sibling relationships, care for elderly parents?
Discovering the predominance of the notion that diversity does not affect the mentoring relationship is an important finding, and one that needs to be addressed more fully.
We detected the predominance of headache at home in women affected from primary headaches compared to the general population, and its correlation with both anesthesia, the medications usually taken for headache and the drugs given during the intraoperative period.
