The phrase "affect the relationships of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how one factor or element influences or changes the dynamics of relationships between people or groups.
Example: "The new policy may affect the relationships of employees within the organization, leading to improved collaboration or increased tension."
Alternatives: "influence the relationships of" or "impact the relationships of".
But experts on Lebanese law said that the president's declaration did not affect the relationship of the military to the caretaker government, which took charge of day-to-day operations at midnight on Friday, when Mr. Lahoud's term ended.
"Soft" ergonomics includes emotional needs and other qualitative aspects which affect the relationship of the user to the product.[1] Within this field fall likes or dislikes of a product as far as its color is concerned.
The subcellular location of DAG accumulation might be another possible factor that could affect the relationship of DAG and IR.
RND1-MO and FLRT-MO had the same effects on M-PAPC induced cell adhesion decrease and cell sorting as on FL-PAPC (Figure 2A), suggesting that the absence or presence of the cytoplasmic tail of PAPC does not affect the relationship of PAPC with FLRT3 and RND1.
This will affect the relationship of activity and sedentary time with a specific health outcome.
Factors such as ethnicity, puberty, and weight status appear to affect the relationship of fasting measures with direct measures of IS (9).
BLL was less a predictor of asthma than was race and did not affect the relationship of race to prevalent or incident asthma.
Other limitations to conducting these types of studies in poorer countries, and across countries at different levels of development, are that there may be other area-level confounders that affect the relationship of interest.
In this respect, one should recall that early and aggressive treatments were reported to affect the relationship of HLA class II alleles with progression of joint damage in RA [ 25].
Because low iodine levels had potential to affect the relationship of perchlorate with T4 and TSH, women with urinary iodine < 100 μg/L were analyzed separately from women with urinary iodine ≥ 100 μg/L.
