The phrase "affect the set of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how one variable or factor influences a specific group or collection of items or elements.
Example: "The new policy changes will affect the set of regulations that govern our industry."
Alternatives: "influence the group of" or "impact the collection of".
–How did such movements affect the set of Southern laws called the Slave Codes?
Since stress does not affect the set of stronger statements, the Levinsonian derivation would predict the same limiting implicatures no matter what is stressed.
A propositional formula in Conjunctive Normal Form (CNF) may contain redundant clauses — clauses whose removal from the formula does not affect the set of its models.
The basic Hebbian learning rule is unstable, and the manner in which stability is maintained would affect the set of stable fixed points [33].
The likelihood is high that some other genetic variants that are not in LD with DAT1 traits also affect the set of risky health behaviors we have examined.
We defined policy as those 'courses of action (and inaction) that affect the set of institutions, organizations, services and funding arrangements of the health and health care system.
It also shows how difficult it is to measure what's reasonable and how a confusing mélange of factors can affect the setting of premiums.
Thus the assumptions behind models of forest dynamics can drastically affect the setting of forest conservation and restoration targets and implementation of forest management.
Basally activated BK channels can affect the setting of the RMP.
However, factors other than the content of referral letters can affect the setting of priorities, such as acquaintance with the referring GP [ 27].
We show that the dimension of the consumption space affects the set of revealed preference relations.
