The phrase "affected by a fall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that has been influenced or impacted as a result of a fall, whether physical or metaphorical.
Example: "The athlete was affected by a fall during the competition, which hindered her performance."
Alternatives: "impacted by a fall" or "influenced by a fall".
The international festival, the most prestigious of the city's events, could be the worst affected by a fall in sponsorship, sources have said.
Budden's pay rise, revealed in the estate agent's annual report, came despite a difficult year in which the company was affected by a fall in the number of transactions in the London housing market.
Arikan's challenge was affected by a fall early in the race when he tripped over the course's only barrier.
As farmers, both their income and nutrition will be adversely affected by a fall in agricultural prices.
We also investigate how the conductance of a broken (10,10) nanotube is affected by a (15,15) tube placed around the gap.
Once the busiest in the nation, the four airports are affected by a 1969 Federal regulation called the high-density rule.
He also took a trip to Haiti as an ambassador for Unicef, visiting portions of the country still affected by a 2010 earthquake.
Chuck D., of Public Enemy, talks a few too many times about how he was affected by a 1968 rock-infused Muddy Waters album called "Electric Mud," and how kids today know nothing of their musical history.
At issue in the case today, Carmell v. Texas, No. 98-7540, were the only 4 of the 15 convictions that were affected by a 1993 change in the Texas criminal sex offense law.
But musicians have turned out to be the canaries in the coal mine -- the first group to be affected by a 1996 federal law that allowed corporations to gobble up hundreds of stations, limiting expression over airwaves that are merely licensed to broadcasters but owned by the American public.
A Taliban spokesman, Azam Tariq, said that the Taliban would provide money, according to The A.P. The United Nations, citing information provided from Pakistan, said 13.8 million people had been affected by the floods, surpassing the number affected by a 2005 earthquake in Kashmir.
