The phrase "affected by the process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something or someone is influenced or changed as a result of a specific process.
Example: "The final product was significantly affected by the process of quality control implemented during production."
Alternatives: "influenced by the process" or "impacted by the process".
Second-order polynomial equations were then regressed to predict the finished vessel quantity and total processing time, as affected by the process factors.
Fish and other marine organisms are affected by the process.
Platelet adherence is increased in arteries that are affected by the process of atherosclerosis.
"They are going to be more a part of the process, as opposed to affected by the process".
"We have a project for Europe, an idea — the ecological transformation of our way of production and way of life, with a social shield to protect the people who are negatively affected by the process of transformation".
"Everyone — the whole country — has been adversely affected by the process that has surrounded my extradition, and I hope that my action today will go some way to healing all who have suffered," Mr. Coke said.
The former, reflecting micro-biological activity, is regulated by environmental conditions whereas the latter is affected by the processes involving the generation and removal of ammonium.
It may also be that miRNAs provide a better template for amplification or have hybridisation kinetics that are less affected by the processes occurring in FFPE.
Unfortunately, the key features of their anatomy are un-mineralized and subject to biases introduced during death, decay and preservation, yet the extent to which these fossils have been affected by the processes of post-mortem decay is entirely untested.
Canned or frozen beans aren't bad for you, but their texture can be affected by the processes that allow them to sit on the shelf for long periods of time.
