The phrase "affected by the performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how someone or something is influenced or impacted by a particular performance, such as a play, concert, or athletic event.
Example: "The audience was visibly affected by the performance, with many members moved to tears by the emotional scenes."
Alternatives: "influenced by the performance" or "impacted by the performance".
However, local development plans are often affected by the performance of global markets.
I have 50 families that are directly affected by the performance of the company.
It discusses how company safety or security culture is affected by the performance or nonperformance of such reviews.
Among the elderly, just-right flavor was affected by the performance in olfactory, gustatory (sweet, sour) and trigeminal (menthol) tests.
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whose interests may be substantially affected by the performance or nonperformance of the individuals official duties, §7353(a)(2), Congress has authorized the promulgation of ethical rules for each branch of the Federal Government, §7353(b)(1).
Moreover, the summary of performance concepts and measures which are affected by the contribution performance measures is shown in Figure 10.
Craig Johnson, president of Customer Growth Partners, said he believed those companies were affected by the good performance at Macy's.
Independent Age, the charity for older people, warned that senior citizens were among the patient groups worst affected by the declining performance.
Downton has shown himself to be a patient judge of a situation in his brief period in office and there is a chance any decision will be affected by the wretched performance of England's short-form teams in Australia.
Only Coleridge and his fellow directors know how the publisher's bottom line has been affected by the recent performance of its flagship titles, but upmarket powerhouses like Vogue continue to sit pretty in an otherwise harsh environment.
