The phrase "affect the statements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how certain factors or actions influence or change the statements made in a particular context.
Example: "The new evidence presented in court may affect the statements given by the witnesses."
Alternatives: "influence the statements" or "impact the statements".
"Admissions tutors are increasingly conscious of how past advantage can affect the statements submitted," says Dr Jones, "Academic capital is more important than cultural capital – so it's great if you can play the flute, but we'll be more impressed if you show a deep understanding of your discipline and the kind of content you'll encounter on your chosen courses".
Formal consensus methods such as the nominal group technique are often used as part of guideline development, but little is known about factors that affect the statements produced by nominal groups, and on their consistency with the research evidence.
"It is not worth pre-salting at the moment as the current rain will wash it off the highway, as the rain turns to snow we will treat and monitor those areas affected," the statement said.
Navigation systems like GPS can also be adversely affected," the statement reads.
"We are focused on ensuring the safety and wellbeing of our students and providing support to those affected," the statement continued. .
This however does not affect the qualitative statements with respect to the correlation of baseline and effect size [ 29].
To Ms. Watkins, this was a very serious red flag, she told the committee, because "you can never use your stock to affect the income statement".
All statements in a coherent dependence cluster depend upon the same set of statements and affect the same set of statements; a coherent cluster's statements have 'coherent' shared backward and forward dependence.
You agree to notify GNM of any facts or circumstances that may affect the accuracy of the statements set out in this Clause 5 as soon as such facts or circumstances arise.
However, it is possible that the rather high ANSOCQ at discharge may also be influenced by the knowledge of imminent discharge that affected the participants' statements.
The results suggest that classifying all deferred taxes as noncurrent may adversely affect the usefulness of financial statements for equity investors.
