The phrase "affected all components" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where an event or action has had an impact on every part of a system or structure.
Example: "The recent software update affected all components of the application, leading to improved performance across the board."
Alternatives: "impacted every element" or "influenced all parts".
Although the climate variability and rangeland change have affected all components of the pastoral resources in the region, special attention has been given to the livestock migration routes.
However, anxiety and depression at 3 months negatively affected all components of the HRQOL.
Preoperative depression negatively affected all components of the SF-36, while preoperative anxiety affected all but physical and social functioning.
Anxiety and depression at 3 months affected all the SF-36 components negatively.
Such a situation might be due to outside conditions which affect all components.
The major changes in aggregate structure taking place in the ECM are due to degradation, and may affect all components of the aggregate (Figure 6).
Human-induced changes negatively affect all components of freshwater ecosystems and comprise the major cause of global loss of diversity and the biotic homogenization of freshwater faunas.
The novelty of our algorithm is that it can cope with the most difficult type of faults, potentially affecting all components of the network (both its links and nodes), and that it is simultaneously robust and efficient.
Alcohol exposure, and particularly chronic heavy drinking, affects all components of the adaptive immune system.
In other words, any deviations in the hypothalamic/pituitary/ovarian (HPO) axis will affect all components of the cycling mucosa including uNK proliferation (Kosova et al., 2015).
PN affects all components of the peripheral nervous system (sensory, motor, and autonomic), each of which contributes to foot ulcer development [ 5, 8, 9].
