The phrase "affected benefits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the impact or changes to benefits due to certain circumstances or actions.
Example: "The recent policy changes have significantly altered the affected benefits for employees."
Alternatives: "impacted benefits" or "modified benefits".
It says: "Households towards the bottom of the income distribution are more likely to be affected and have a slightly higher average change because they are more likely to receive the affected benefits".
In its impact assessment, the Department for Work and Pensions made clear that the Welfare Benefits Up-rating Bill hurts the poor the most: "Households towards the bottom of the income distribution are more likely to be affected, and have a slightly higher average change because they are more likely to receive the affected benefits".
After the earthquake, more than 80% of the regions affected benefited from information collected through this mapping exercise, with the Nepal military, the Red Cross, and other organizations using it to guide their interventions.
How would raising the ceiling on payroll taxes affect benefits?
For his part, Mr. Walker urged Mr. Barrett to explain exactly how he would have solved the state's budget gap without affecting benefits and bargaining for workers.
The decline of 5.3percentt of the pension fund's assets is equivalent to $7,500 for each of the 1.2 million state and local employees the system covers but the dip is not expected to affect benefits for California state employees.
Switching from the regular CPI to the chained CPI doesn't affect benefits immediately after retirement, which are based on your past earnings.What it does mean is that after retirement your payments grow more slowly, about 0.3 percent each year.
The focus on new beneficiaries also allowed us to exclude those who received awards before July 1999, when there was a significant change in how earnings affect benefits.
This affects benefits such as jobseeker's allowance - which will rise by 71p to £71 a week - employment and support allowance and income support.
The actuaries in charge of the program say the savings will actually extend the life of the program and experts say the cuts won't affect benefits.
The COLA also affects benefits for about 4 million disabled veterans, 2.5 million federal retirees and their survivors, and more than 8 million people who get Supplemental Security Income.
