The phrase "affected by force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing physical or emotional impacts resulting from an external force or influence.
Example: "The structure was severely affected by force during the earthquake, leading to significant damage."
Alternatives: "influenced by force" or "impacted by force".
This reflects a characteristic spatial temporal recruitment of upper trapezius motor units that is not affected by force levels or fatigue.
The first situation presented (Fig. 4) is the system affected by force F applied in the direction pointing towards the centre between the two masses.
Assessments of reflexive grip strength and withdrawal responses to mechanical stimulation of the glabrous forepaw showed these functions were affected by force or repetition, but not both.
It could also be described as physical manifestation being affected by force of will.
In recent years they have turned their attention increasingly toward the study of conditions affected by forces in the social and physical environment.
All of these new sources of revenue lean more heavily on higher-income groups and discretionary spending, and are much more affected by forces in the macroeconomy.
Consider an automobile travelling from a restaurant to a house: while the acceleration is affected by mass and external friction, it is also affected by forces inside the vehicle.
Fraidy Reiss, the founder of Unchained at Last, a not-for-profit group that assists women affected by forced marriages, cautioned that "forced marriages will slip by" even under the new Virginia law.
If our days panned out on a loop, we'd all be driven crazy, so why is it that when we're affected by forces we can neither control nor predict, we try to stand firm against fate?
'He thought natural selection could not account for the nature of the human mind and claimed humanity was affected by forces that took it outside the animal kingdom.' This is perilously close to the idea of Intelligent Design, the notion - put forward by modern creationists - that a deity had a hand in directing the course of evolution.
The researchers adapted formulas initially devised to describe how individual atoms in a material are affected by forces from the other atoms, and they reduced these complex sets of relationships to much simpler statistical descriptions of the relative distances of nearby buildings to each other.
