The phrase "affected by errors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations, processes, or systems that have been influenced or impacted by mistakes or inaccuracies.
Example: "The final report was significantly affected by errors in the data collection process."
Alternatives: "impacted by mistakes" or "influenced by inaccuracies."
Of 160 "transactions" on rural development checked by the auditors, 93 were found to be dodgy or "affected by errors".
The European Court of Auditors — which monitors spending — was critical of such financing in a recent report, which found that four of 10 payments sampled were "affected by errors".
The CBF and ATB values were also affected by errors in the partition coefficient.
The depth images provided by the ToF camera are sparse and affected by errors.
The first technique (with reference to inclinometer measurements) is usually affected by errors.
In these approaches, the performance of the whole system is directly affected by errors derived by these classification procedures.
Apple has released a fix for users affected by "Error 53", a software issue that rendered useless iPhones that had had their home buttons replaced by third parties.
However, this relationship is affected by error sources, specifically bone surface curvature and variability of probe positioning.
We considered ten values for P = {10, 20,..., 100}, besides the reference case P = 0 in which input data is not affected by error.
Also, it has been demonstrated that the Es predicted by the best model is significantly affected by error in the measurement of the LL value.
The ACCC says Apple admitted that, between February 2015 and February 2016 — via the Apple US' website, Apple Australia's staff in-store and customer service phone calls — it had informed at least 275 Australian customers affected by error 53 that they were no longer eligible for a remedy if their device had been repaired by a third party.
