The phrase "affect the rule of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something influences or changes a particular rule or regulation.
Example: "The new evidence may affect the rule of evidence in this case."
Alternatives: "influence the rule of" or "impact the rule of".
When you join that together with the USA, we have a powerful ability to be able to affect the rules of the road and raise standards and, most importantly, create jobs for all of our people".
Looking forward, stakeholders are asking how might growth affect the "rules of engagement" that allow the military to fulfill its mission and native species to continue to exist in the area?
CLEX and WOX5 in one cell can affect the logical rules of all other cells (simulating CLEX diffusion and non-cell autonomous action of WOX5), whereas SHR and auxin were only able to affect the rules of certain SCN cells, according to experimental evidence (simulating acropetal active transport in the case of auxin and the role of SCR in constraining SHR movement).
And he gave a chilling explanation of how Golden Dawn's extra-judicial actions were affecting the rule of law.
Throughout the country--and especially in the north--civil liberties were severely curtailed, affecting the rule of law and the freedoms of expression, religion, and association.
It also affects how the rule of law is conducted.
The latter affect the logical rules of each one of the components, depending on the spatial position of each cell in which they are found with respect to other cells (positional information) within the niche, as explained above.
One primary question is: how do electronically formed contracts affect the established rules of contract formation and enforceability?
The best jobs were in these cities, but across the rest of the country doctors were more affected by the rules of local guilds of apothecaries; so doctors might do part of a university course, study overseas, do apprenticeships, and take a variety of educational pathways to practice.
The directive affects the billing rules of physical therapy provided to more than one patient and effectively lowered reimbursement to HealthSouth.
