The phrase "affected brand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a brand that has been influenced or impacted by certain events, changes, or circumstances.
Example: "The affected brand saw a significant drop in sales following the controversy."
Alternatives: "impacted brand" or "influenced brand".
Even though the affected brands have been recalled and the factory in Pennsylvania closed, pet owners could still have the cat and dog kibble in their homes.
Six Continents Hotels, which owns the affected brands, has set up a 24-hour toll-free line for aggrieved customers: (800) 621-0555, Operator 28.
Among the directives: cook eggs at no less than a hundred and sixty degrees Fahrenheit; check the plant number and the Julian date on the carton and compare with those of affected brands; throw all your eggs in the trash; keep your eggs, but avoid mushy omelettes.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration's website includes a complete list of affected brands and items, which include, among other things, frozen corn, berries, mixed vegetables and stir fry.
Further, satisfaction positively affected brand attitude, and both satisfaction and brand attitude positively influenced repurchase intention.
How has the media and information age (or what some are now calling the "technosphere") affected "lifestyle" branding--does it reflect, influence, or both?
This was particularly true in Ghana, where none of the providers thought that branding affected client flows or perceptions.
They found that a consumer's fashion clothing involvement represented by two factors of fashion clothing product involvement and fashion clothing purchase decision involvement positively affected consumer's perception on brand status and brand attitude.
The company said the affected powdered formula included store brands Baby Basics, CVS, Home Best, Healthy Baby, Kozy Kids, Hill Country Fare, Little Ones, Parent's Choice, Safeway Select and Walgreen's; the cans have expiration dates ranging from July 28 to Sept. 28, 2005.
