The phrase "affected by changes in climate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact of climate change on various subjects, such as ecosystems, economies, or human health.
Example: "The agricultural sector is significantly affected by changes in climate, leading to unpredictable crop yields."
Alternatives: "influenced by climate variations" or "impacted by climate shifts".
Monitoring such systems, however, may be affected by changes in climate that slowly propagate through vadose zone systems.
To save the lynx, the scientists say, conservationists should focus on relocating them to higher ground where the European rabbit will be less affected by changes in climate.
Soil structure is affected by changes in climate, biological activity, and soil management practices, and it is vulnerable to the destructive forces of a mechanical and physicochemical nature.
Alexandra Todorovic-Jones '16 M.F.S.conducted research in Uttarakhand, India, looking at how susceptible banj oak (a widespread and dominant tree in the region) is affected by changes in climate.
This paper explores how ecosystem services provision in La Salada shallow lake, Argentina, including maintenance of the landscape for touristic and recreational activities, have been affected by changes in climate conditions according to the local stakeholders´ perception.
The NEC bifurcation point and Kuroshio variability are known to be affected by changes in climate such as the El Niño Southern Oscillation and the pacific decadal oscillation.
Notwithstanding, Fiji will be significantly affected by changes in the climate system, with severe consequences projected for local economies and people's livelihoods.
Cholera is endemic in many developing countries and is especially sensitive to changes in aquatic environments (water temperature, salinity, pH, and amount of rainfall), which are strongly affected by changes in local climate.
Still, law school applications appear to be the most affected by changes in the economic climate.
The aspen is, of course, not the only tree affected by changes in weather and climate.
The distribution of vectors and associated pathogen transmission rates can be affected by changes in the ambient temperature and climate.
