The phrase "affect the range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how one variable or factor influences the extent or limits of another variable, often in scientific or technical contexts.
Example: "The temperature can significantly affect the range of the device's performance."
Alternatives: "influence the scope" or "impact the extent".
Factors that affect the range of useful velocities are discussed.
This chapter discusses various factors that affect the range of reliable radio communication.
They're certainly not much cop in the city - obstructions affect the range of transmission - but the baby monitor function is useful.
"That's going to affect the range and we want to be careful about getting the specification right".
Mr. Ciolos said that safety came first, but he also warned of an overreaction that could affect the range of products available and their prices.
Last month, the British Sandwich Association warned a no-deal Brexit could affect the range of luncheon items on offer if it became harder to import out-of-season ingredients with a short shelf-life, like lettuce and tomatoes.
Second, protecting and promoting normal functioning is not the only factor affecting the range of opportunities open to people.
A recent article in Duke Today examined how the current economy is affecting the range of jobs available to students graduating with Ph.D. degrees.
"Such large cuts, in addition to those already made will be difficult to achieve without affecting the range and the quality of services currently provided to local residents.
Another important result found from this study is that the geometric shape of the sample affects the range of current and voltages oxidation.
Derive a necessary and sufficient condition so that the secondary receiver can decode the signal of a primary user without affecting the range of achievable primary sum rates, but only enhances the range of achievable secondary rates.
