The phrase "affected by increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact of a rise in a particular factor or variable on a subject or entity.
Example: "The crops were significantly affected by increased rainfall this season."
Alternatives: "influenced by heightened" or "impacted by greater".
Various organs, inside and outside the abdomen, can be adversely affected by increased IAP [12].
The rangelands of southern Ethiopia are adversely affected by increased human population pressure, encroachment of crop cultivation, and bush encroachment.
Margins in foods and non-foods were also negatively affected by increased pre-holiday seasonal markdowns and other selective price reductions to drive sales and increase market share".
Seed cotton yield and boll numbers per plant were positively affected by increased irrigation amounts while mean boll weight was less affected by irrigation levels.
The durability of aortic valve-sparing procedures is negatively affected by increased leaflet stress in the absence of normally shaped sinuses of Valsalva.
This will allow AALFI to handle a greater volume of sensor data while helping to ensure the user experience through the interface is not affected by increased processing requirements.
Those with high quality friendships were not affected by increased time spent on Facebook, according to that study.
As shown in Figure 5A, mitotic clonal expansion during differentiation was associated with a decline in p27Kip1 protein levels, and neither the degradation of p27Kip1 nor p21 protein levels were affected by increased oxidative stress.
However, these observations contrast with a previous study showing that skeletal extension within S. siderea across a 30-year interval was not affected by increased sedimentation resulting from urbanization and river discharge along the coast of Puerto Rico [3].
The leaf weight fraction was not affected by increased salinity.
Blood pressure and urine output were not affected by increased I E ratio.
