The phrase "affected by measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of specific actions or policies on individuals, groups, or situations.
Example: "The community was significantly affected by measures implemented to control the spread of the virus."
Alternatives: "impacted by actions" or "influenced by policies".
Pensioners are less affected by measures being introduced in this tax year.
Jonathan Portes (@jdportes) Can either @ukhomeoffice or @dwppressoffice give estimate of number/%age of new EU migrants affected by measures announced today?
Oil's price will also be upwardly affected by measures taken against global warming.
It is hard to imagine a part of our current history that has not been affected by measures she put forward in the UK at the end of the 20th Century.
It is hard to imagine a part of our current history that has not been affected by measures she put forward in the UK at the end of the 20th century.
36 It has been noted that livestock producers are negatively affected by measures that bar exports or slaughter and remove or reduce opportunities for earning income.
The team then measured whether the subjects' sleep cycle had been affected by measuring the amount of melatonin in their blood.
Traditional hill-climbing search algorithm cannot usually focus accurately due to the interference of the evaluation function of the local extremum affected by measuring environment, such as light illumination.
So, how much development would be affected by Measure S? First off, developers routinely build hotels, apartments and other large projects in Los Angeles and don't seek a General Plan amendment, zone change or height change for their projects.
So what types of development would be affected by Measure S? Housing complexes, office buildings, private schools, museums, stores, and any other type of development that seek to use the changes targeted by Measure S. Those types of projects could still be built if the ballot measure passes, but only in areas where such development adheres to existing land use rules.
The highly critical report, published in Geneva on Monday afternoon, says the rights of disabled people to live independently, to work, and achieve an adequate standard of living have been negatively affected by austerity measures.
