The phrase "affect the readiness and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors that influence preparedness or willingness in a particular context.
Example: "Various external factors can affect the readiness and ability of the team to respond to emergencies."
Alternatives: "influence the preparedness and" or "impact the willingness and".
This can affect the readiness, retention, and well being of the military community.
Officials say distractions caused by these bad auto deals could affect the readiness of the armed forces.
Since the cranking delay will affect the readiness of the DG to provide frequency regulation, a 0.5 s delay is added as cranking time to the DG model [6, 7].
Nonetheless, such circumstances could not be avoided as many factors affect the readiness of the patient to undergo surgery; having acquired good plaque control is one of them and one most challenging to attain.
Therefore, it seems appropriate to perform studies to assess which factors affect the readiness of a PCP to investigate or refer, for example, changed access to investigations, the nature and recommendations of clinical guidelines, access to rapid diagnostics and referral, and the nature of relationships between primary and secondary care.
"They can count on the right people without affecting the readiness of your forces".
Like its Hollywood rivals, Warner is still feeling the effects of the recent screenwriters' strike, which affected the readiness of scripts for 2009.
Uncertainties about the merger have already affected the readiness of other European exchanges to team up with the London-Frankfurt market, which is to be called iX.
Nevertheless, the baby's condition affects the readiness to receive food intake, because the feeding process is individual.
This analysis examines the factors affecting the readiness of community midwives to provide women with choice of out of hospital birth, using the findings from the Birthplace in England Case Studies.
