The phrase "affect this rule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something may influence or change a specific rule or regulation.
Example: "The new evidence presented in court may affect this rule regarding evidence admissibility."
Alternatives: "influence this rule" or "impact this rule".
In the absence of key information about how American children access educational programming on television and how significant changes to the 'Kid Vid' rules would affect this access, the Commission's proposed rulemaking is premature.
Many of the women likely to be affected by this rule are among life's saddest victims.
The databases specifically affected by this rule are the national freight surveys addressed directly to carriers, which are sampled using national vehicle registries (and therefore do not necessarily include observations of all trips).
They have estimated there are up to 500 cases of children affected by this rule each year in the UK, with parents often staying with their child around the clock.
"It's not about the Daniel family, it's about those thousands of service members throughout the world who are affected by this rule," he said.
Such stipulations mean that bisexual individuals are greatly affected by this rule, as well as gay men and the partners of bisexuals, among others.
More than 700,000 housing units, many with young children, would be affected by this rule (HUD 2015).
As binding is a symmetric relationship, what is bound at the pointed and barbed end will be affected by this rule, too: the value of its respective binding site will be set to FREE as well.
These include Make Out, Put Off, Get Over, Prepare For, Go From, Get Along With, Be Without, Act As, etc. Prepositions also affected by this rule include by, for, from, in, into, of, off, on, onto, out, over, up, with and without.
As far as the sport's governing body is concerned, this difference of opinion between Jaguar and McLaren is a purely commercial matter which does not affect the rule-makers.
