The phrase "affected by fraud" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe someone or something that has been influenced or harmed by fraudulent activities.
Example: "Many investors were affected by fraud when the company misrepresented its financial status."
Alternatives: "impacted by fraud" or "influenced by fraud".
And less than a third of insured companies affected by fraud collected more than 20percentt of the amount lost.
It is an industry that has been widely affected by fraud, one of the targets of the new European rule.
"We've now refunded all customer accounts affected by fraud and lifted the suspension of online debit transactions so that customers can use their accounts as normal.
An immediate solution to the current crisis would be a new election in the regions that were especially affected by fraud.
Some who expect to be rejected took out loans before mid-2010, when the Education Department uncovered misbehavior at Corinthian; others attended programs that aren't proven to have been affected by fraud.
Some who expect to be rejected took out loans before mid-2010, when the Education Department uncovered misbehavior at Corinthian; others attended programs that aren't proven to have been affected by fraud.
EU officials are due in a Belgian court on Monday to answer a request to name companies in possession of stolen allowances after a legal challenge by an Italian company affected by the fraud.
Michigan University's Walter R Mebane uses mind-stretching statistical forensics on the official figures to reach this interim conclusion: "The data give very strong support for a diagnosis that the 2009 election was affected by significant fraud".
He found that the financial institution affected by the fraud could be Bank of America itself, so that even a self-inflicted wound could be the basis for pursuing a civil penalty action.
