The phrase "affect the service" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how certain actions, events, or changes can influence the quality or delivery of a service.
Example: "The recent software update may affect the service we provide to our customers."
Alternatives: "impact the service" or "influence the service".
A rainy day, with calls for cabs will also affect the service.
Vonage, based in Holmdel, N.J., said yesterday that it would appeal the decision, and vowed that the situation would not affect the service it offers.
The only problematic examples that come to mind are when the condition being treated is shameful or morally repugnant, or when the condition could directly affect the service being offered.
The British Medical Association said it was not against the whole plan, but voiced concern that the changes could affect the service's "stability and future".
However, due to limited resources at the logistics hubs, shipment delays may affect the service performance.
Factors that affect the service life of the re-circulating mechanism are then described in detail.
It highlighted how financial pressures will affect the services available but worse still, lead to a deterioration in quality.
It will affect "the services they're paying for because of the capacity issues," said Ed McFadden, Verizon's vice president for policy communications.
The contract will not affect the services Sprint now provides to its 8 million customers, but the company hopes the new technology will permit it to provide services like video caller ID and desktop video conferencing.
It has also impacted on the number of staff we can recruit," says Green. "We're currently negotiating next year's cuts which will further affect the services we can offer.
The growth of delaminations in polymer-matrix fibre composites under cyclic-fatigue loading in operational aircraft structures has always been a very important factor which has the potential to significantly affect the service-life of such structures.
