The phrase "affect the records of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the impact or influence on specific records or documentation.
Example: "Changes in policy may affect the records of employee attendance and performance evaluations."
Alternatives: "influence the records of" or "impact the records of".
Furthermore, diagenesis under different redox conditions during the deposition may also affect the record of the excursions in this section.
Diagenesis under different redox conditions during the deposition could possibly affect the record of the BGE (Tarduno and Wilkison 1996), resulting in the enhancement of regional signals of the BGE.
Indeed, the distance between the vector and the scalar magnetometers at observatory is often about a hundred meters, so such signals can affect the record of only one of the two instruments.
EEG and NIR techniques are mutually compatible; the recording of one does not inherently affect the recording of the other.
Whether an appropriate investigation has been carried out, the extent to which a specific diagnosis is sought, and the quality of medical records affect the recording of specific diagnoses in hospital episode statistics.
Hotel group Marriott has suffered a massive data breach affecting the records of up to 500 million customers.
The ruling also affects the record of the current head coach, Lou Henson, one of 13 Division I coaches with more than 700 career victories.
Whereas healthcare claims data sources are subject to selection biases related to the population recorded, there is no reporting bias affecting the recording of an adverse event.
Both intervention and control facilities were audited at the beginning and end of the study and this scrutiny may have impacted on reporting and recording practices in both groups affecting the recording of outcomes eg falls.
However, these trends have probably affected the numbers and proportions of babies with particular diagnoses (eg. retinopathy of prematurity), but are unlikely to have negatively affected the recording of these diagnoses.
