The phrase "affect the resolution of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain factors or variables influence the outcome or clarity of a particular issue or problem.
Example: "The changes in policy may significantly affect the resolution of the ongoing dispute."
Alternatives: "influence the outcome of" or "impact the solution to".
Results show that control mechanisms recruited by stimulus-based conflict resolve stimulus-based conflict, but do not affect the resolution of response-based conflict, and vice versa.
Conductivity is usually achieved by evaporating a film of metal, such as gold, 50 100 angstroms thick onto the specimen in a vacuum (such a thickness does not materially affect the resolution of the surface details).
However, due to the occurrence of white noise in atomic clocks, a residual component of such noise will inevitable reside within the observations when clock errors are interpolated, and such noise will affect the resolution of the positioning results.
The values of the data windows, chosen for approximating respectively, affect the resolution of the system.
In our proposed solution for routing in WMN, we have three types of variables which affect the resolution of problem.
Heating of the specimen did not affect the resolution of the microscope, and although heating to 700°C caused the membrane to glow in the visible light range, no significant effect on the quality of the SE image was observed.
The timing resolution, along with spatial diversity in the positions of spots illuminated and viewed by the laser, and the camera affects the resolution of 3D reconstructions.
Laser beam dispersion affects the resolution of Raman and photo-stimulated luminescence piezo-spectroscopy measurements of transparent materials.
The company is developing nanostructured compounds that can concentrate light through plasmonic effects to surmount a hurdle called the diffraction limit, which affects the resolution of light microscopes and lithography.
