The phrase "affected brands" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to brands that have been impacted or influenced by a particular event, situation, or change.
Example: "The recent scandal has led to a decline in sales for several affected brands in the industry."
Alternatives: "impacted brands" or "influenced brands".
Before the war, he had affected brands imported from Scotland and America; now he was perfectly satisfied with the best Japanese brand, Suntory.
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.
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.
In the meantime, you might want to know that the affected brands are Foster Farms, Eating Right, Kirkland Signature, O Organics, Open Nature, Ralphs, Safeway Farms and Simple Truth Organic.
But the authorities at the Guangzhou Food and Drug Administration then clammed up, declaring it was "not convenient to reveal" the affected brands, thus leaving consumers unable to protect themselves.
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.
Further, satisfaction positively affected brand attitude, and both satisfaction and brand attitude positively influenced repurchase intention.
The results indicated that both economic and social sustainability significantly affected brand trust and loyalty while environmental sustainability did not have any significant impact on either of brand outcomes (see Fig. 2).
By tracking focal product, brand and category WOM we were able to see whether seeding a product resulted in not only increases in focal product WOM (as you would expect), but also how it affected brand and category WOM.
At the same time, 76% of permanent shortages (117/154) affected branded drugs.
The changes affect brands that include Goody, Graco, Levelor, Paper Mate, Parker, Rubbermaid and Sharpie.
