The phrase "affected by humanity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is influenced or impacted by human actions, behaviors, or existence.
Example: "The environment is deeply affected by humanity's choices regarding pollution and conservation."
Alternatives: "influenced by human actions" or "impacted by human existence".
It has been incredible to see people from all corners of the world unite in voicing their support for all of those affected by these transgressions against humanity, but it has also sparked a passionate debate over who and what is responsible for the attacks, and how we can prevent them in the future.
'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.
Perhaps the marriage was, in Shakespearian terms, "ill-starred", and they, like the rest of humanity, are affected by the gigantic planet supposedly on a course for imminent collision with Earth.
More people now live in cities than don't, and I wonder how our humanity is affected by our connectivity.
All of humanity is being affected by climate change, and it must be dealt with on a global scale.
A further concern involves where we focus our attention, when imagining the dimensions of our humanity that are affected by this metamorphosis.
Adding also that "Batman, his foes, and all of humanity are greatly affected by the power of symbolism, with this story laying before the reader that these fictional characters' stories are also, in many ways, our stories".
While addressing a joint session of Congress, and again at the United Nations, he urged leaders to see the humanity of those affected by their actions, or lack of action.
What these two books do offer is a satisfying picture of a man who believed that the sciences and the humanities were complementary, not separate, and who proved that science affects, and is affected by, all the rest of human experience.
Stoppard suggested that English and the humanities have been affected by a drive to put science-based subjects first.
