The phrase "affect the principle of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how something influences or changes a fundamental rule or belief.
Example: "The new policy may affect the principle of fairness that our organization stands for."
Alternatives: "influence the foundation of" or "impact the core of".
One major question was how the ruling would affect the principle of "nontraditional casting," which Equity has pioneered and which it defines as the use of ethnic actors in roles where race or gender is not germane to the character.
Even if non-linearities in cost functions may not affect the principle of how to allocate measurements at many combinations of unit costs and variance components, the size of α is always important to the eventual size of the data set, and therefore to the precision of the eventual mean exposure estimate.
However, this Directive should not affect the principle of freedom of contract between the seller and other parties in the chain of transactions.
Thus, the entire editorial and journalistic decision-making process can become more open and transparent, affecting the principles of news organizations from the daily routines to the wider strategical thinking and management.
The placement site for the microimplant was chosen based on the extent of the cleft and availability of the bone verified with the CT scan data within the biological limits without affecting the principles of design of the palatal expansion screw.
But this distinction does not affect the principle, since the contribution of background exposures, if they constitute the cause of the background to be added to, must be through effects on the same distribution of the internal physiological variable.
Even the verification of hypercharge is unlikely to seriously affect the principle, according to Peter Saulsan, a principle research scientist for the MIT Department of Physics.
These limitations of the data set do not affect the organizing principle of multiplicity and will be resolved as the measure is applied to whole genome data on tumors.
The main problem is the read errors that are introduced into barcode sequences, which can affect the basic principle of labelling each molecule with a single unique barcode.
Rightholders and rights users may therefore agree to limit the geographical scope of rights affected by the principle of country of origin, provided that they respect the relevant rules.
Even more strikingly, Hempel (1988a, 1988b) observed that the application of scientific theories presupposes the absence of factors that might affect the internal principles of the theory, which goes beyond the content of the theory itself.
