The phrase "affected applications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to applications that have been impacted or influenced by a particular event or condition.
Example: "The recent software update has caused issues in several affected applications, leading to performance degradation."
Alternatives: "impacted applications" or "influenced applications".
The two issues had highlighted one of the drawbacks to having a centralized repository for applications that's managed by a single entity: it became a single point of failure when issues and changes on Apple's side affected applications already installed on end users' computers.
Now we know what sort of impact that outage had on the affected applications.
If the Trojan is uninstalled, the affected applications may also be removed".
Google wins some points for removing the affected applications within minutes of being informed of their malicious intent.
He says that when Apple pushed out the updates for all the affected applications, it had the effect of "resetting" the review average.
Apple has not posted detailed removal or support information regarding KeRanger at this time, but the company confirmed to TechCrunch that the certificate has been pulled so no one can install the affected application.
Specifically, we are interested in understanding what kinds of language is commonly used and how its presence, absence and/or variation affects applications among underrepresented applicants.
One of the most controversial decisions affecting applications for citizenship concerns post-traumatic stress disorder.
Town officials said the moratorium would affect applications for projects that could create as many as 15,000 new housing units in the town.
With that sort of competition, it pays to be aware of job trends that can affect applications.
Erroneous data can adversely affect applications such as route planning, and can cause increased travel time and environmental impact.
