The phrase "affected by a virus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where something, such as a computer system or a living organism, is influenced or harmed by a virus.
Example: "The computer was severely affected by a virus, causing it to crash repeatedly."
Alternatives: "impacted by a virus" or "influenced by a virus".
But Bin Suroor has yet to add to that Group One total this year, in which his yard seems to have been as badly affected by a virus as any in Newmarket.
Instead, US women's tennis coach Mary Joe Fernandez did, saying that Williams was sick before arriving in Brazil, affected by a virus that made her cough during the match.
"Since 6 Jan 09 the performance of the MOD IT systems in a number of areas was affected by a virus.
Hopefully we can throw the shackles off and go at Man Utd and get ourselves a famous win". Man Utd manager Louis van Gaal reveals Robin van Persie isn't the only person in the squad to be affected by a virus this week: "Robin van Persie has been touched by a virus.
The private partnerships refer to corporations just like yours who may have been affected by a virus or play a role in information security that help track down the bad guys.
A repair install will fix any files system files affected by a virus, but will not remove the virus itself.
Although the idea of substituting frozen poultry for live poultry in poultry trade at local markets in the main districts of Hangzhou is being promoted, a consensus of permanent LPM closure remains difficult to reach in most regions affected by A(H7N9) viruses in China.
The structure of the bacterial community was not affected by (A) the type of virus or by (B) the sex, (C) sample type, and (D) smoking status of the subjects.
Computers in at least 150 city public schools have been affected by a number of "particularly virulent" viruses, Department of Education officials said yesterday.
As shown here and by others [ 15], at the beginning of 2009, unlike most strains of influenza viruses [ 16], adults older than 60 years of age were less affected by the A(H1N1 pdm09 virus [ 17], while the most affected group of patients were within the 21 40 year-old age.
Particular focus was placed upon the 21 40 age group, as in 2013, this group was particularly affected by the A(H1N1 pdm09 virus.
