The phrase "affected by him" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that has been influenced or impacted by a particular person.
Example: "The community was deeply affected by him after his charitable contributions and support during difficult times."
Alternatives: "influenced by him" or "impacted by him".
My generation are not very affected by him".
"Few dispute that Roger Federer is both the greatest and the most aesthetically pleasing player in tennis history, so to be powerfully affected by him is perfectly understandable.
He is merely focused on one last campaign and he does not think that his players will be adversely affected by him serving notice of his intentions.
"My great-grandfather played in the major leagues, so I perfectly understand why someone who's never met his great-grandfather would be strongly affected by him".
Rather than attempt to analyse Khamenei as a figure with absolute power whose shifts and contradictions are due primarily to internal, mental struggles, it is much more revealing to see him as an individual situated within a web of sociopolitical forces that both affect and are affected by him.
I am reading everything I can about those who were affected by him.
"Al Qaeda has grown much bigger than Osama himself, so we shouldn't jump to the conclusion that things will be much affected by having him gone," he said.
It represents a return to form for the former Bournemouth striker, who Dyche suggested had been affected by speculation linking him with a big-money move away from Burnley in the January transfer window.
Etuhu's time with Rovers was affected by injuries, restricting him to just 24 appearances in two years, while Campbell failed to score in 16 outings for the club.
She spent an hour talking to those affected by pornography, and left him out?
More recently we've seen him affected by PTSD, prompted by the gruesome murder of Islamabad station chief Sandy.
