The phrase "affect the time of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how one factor influences or changes the timing of another event or process.
Example: "The weather conditions can significantly affect the time of our outdoor event."
Alternatives: "influence the timing of" or "change the schedule of".
(If death is immediately imminent, then the absence of hydration and nutrition may not affect the time of death).
However, the prolonged time of reaching ultra-low IFT would affect the time of chemical flooding in the marine oilfield.
Sorting of a large number of points is a time-consuming operation, and it can significantly affect the time of execution of this method.
An inhomogeneous current density distribution leads to a non-uniform utilization of the active area, which could negatively affect the time of life of the cells.
A key design issue in this approach is deciding the sizes of the segments delivered to individual peer which affect the time of complete media distribution.
Moreover, daily inspections of treated animals showed that alcohol exposure did not affect the time of eye opening (around P32 in the ferret).
This will affect the time to extinction of the mutation but not its fate.
Moreover, thermal loading form also markedly affects the time of first crack initiations.
Because this process only affects the time of frame displayed in the screen without changing the frame data, the removing process only affects the authentication model if and only if the transition frames are removed.
The factors rarely affected the time of resolution an exception was 'pain in the extremities' which was associated with gender (p = 0.0363; i.e. the symptom lasted longer in boys).
This position affects the time of the formation of the fruit and its position in the canopy.
