The phrase "affect the role of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something influences or changes the function or position of a person or thing within a specific context.
Example: "The new policy will significantly affect the role of teachers in the classroom."
Alternatives: "influence the function of" or "impact the position of".
This aim cannot be achieved by contract alone because a contract does not bind third parties or affect the role of the courts.
In Brussels, NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said the ruling would not affect the role of the 10,000-strong 10,000-strongforce in Kosovo, known as KFOR.
What follows is an e-mail exchange with Mr. Liptak this week, in which I sought guidance from him on how a looming Supreme Court case could profoundly affect the role of race and diversity in college admissions, at least at public universities.
Why would sovereign money affect the role of the state as lender of last resort?
The latter critically affect the role of Au nanoparticles as a seed/catalyst for the growth of other nanostructures.
As such, it remains unclear how natural variation in fire-related tree mortality and post-fire vegetation recovery may affect the role of fuel treatments in protecting forest carbon resources.
Any head office move would affect the roles of 250 people.
What processes allow these open-ended roles to be constructed and filled, and how do they affect the roles of both aspirants and incumbents?
As the introduction of photography affected the role of painting, or as film altered the place of novels in the 20th century, new narrative forms are inevitably affecting the place and purpose of the novel.
This might also be said of artists such as Warhol and Beuys – one was bewigged, fame-conscious and lived a double life; the other wore a fisherman's jerkin and affected the role of the shaman.
Furthermore, plastic deformation has a considerable effect on the developing strains which also affects the role of the CTE.
